Welcome to Yorkshire
Published on September 17th, 2026
•Jack Dee is gearing up for an exciting new adventure as he announces his upcoming tour, Jack's Joke Show, set for 2027. This tour will celebrate an impressive 40 years in stand-up comedy, and it promises to be a memorable experience for fans across the UK. Following a complete sellout run at the famous Edinburgh Fringe this year, Jack is ready to take his show on the road and share his beloved jokes and stories with audiences nationwide.
Jack's Joke Show
Jack’s Joke Show is described by Jack Dee as a compilation of his favourite old jokes intertwined with his personal life story. He expressed, “It’s proved very popular with audiences in London and Edinburgh and I’m really looking forward to taking it all around the country.” For those who enjoy a good laugh, this show is bound to deliver plenty of chuckles, even if it guarantees no new material. Jack's unique style combines dry humour and deadpan delivery, making him one of the best-loved comedians in Britain.
Tour Dates and Details
The tour will kick off with presales on Thursday, 17th September 2026, at 11:00, followed by general ticket sales starting on Friday, 18th September 2026, at 11:00.
The tour will cover a wide range of locations, including:
Thursday 4 February Milton Keynes, The Stables
Friday 5 February Southend, Palace Theatre
Saturday 6 February Bury St Edmunds, The Theatre Royal
Sunday 7 February Cambridge, The Arts Theatre
Wednesday 10 February Sheffield, The Montgomery
Friday 12 February Stockton, ARC
Saturday 13 February Durham, Gala Theatre
Thursday 18 February Tewkesbury, The Roses Theatre
Friday 19 February Swindon, Wyvern Theatre
Saturday 20 February Wolverhampton, Wulfrun Hall
Sunday 21 February Birmingham, Birmingham Rep
Thursday 4 March Hornchurch, Queen’s Theatre
Saturday 6 March Chelmsford,Theatre
Sunday 7 March Newbury, Corn Exchange
Wednesday 17 March Windsor, Theatre Royal
Thursday 18 March Lichfield, Garrick
Friday 19 March Farnham, Maltings
Tuesday 23 March Oxford, Playhouse
Wednesday 24 March Derby, Theatre
Thursday 25 March Coventry, Belgrade Theatre
Wednesday 31 March Exeter, Northcott Theatre
Thursday 1 April Barnstaple, Queens Theatre
Friday 2 April Frome, Memorial Theatre
Thursday 8 April Northampton, Royal & Derngate
Friday 9 April Salisbury, Playhouse
Saturday 10 April Malvern, Festival Theatre
Sunday 11 April Chester, Storyhouse
Tuesday 13 April Richmond, Theatre
Wednesday 21 April Stamford, Corn Exchange
Thursday 22 April Hertford, BEAM
Friday 23 April Bromley, Churchill Theatre
Thursday 29 April Crewe, Lyceum Theatre
Friday 30 April Leeds, City Varieties
Saturday 1 May Liverpool, Playhouse
Thursday 6 May Cardiff, Sherman Theatre
Friday 7 May Hereford, Courtyard
Saturday 8 May Yeovil, Westlands Entertainment Venue
Wednesday 12 May Camarthen, Lyric Theatre
Thursday 13 May Newtown, The Hafren
Friday 14 May Aberystwyth, Arts Centre
Wednesday 19 May Taunton, Brewhouse
Thursday 20 May Plymouth, Quad Theatre
Wednesday 26 May Lancaster, Grand Theatre
Thursday 27 May Stoke-On-Trent, New Vic Theatre
Friday 28 May York, Theatre Royal
Saturday 29 May Manchester, HOME
Thursday 3 June Stratford-Upon-Avon, Rother Street Arts House
Friday 4 June Stratford-Upon-Avon, Rother Streets Arts House
Tuesday 8 June Dundee, Whitehall Theatre
Wednesday 9 June Aberdeen, The Tivoli Theatre
Thursday 10 June Perth, Theatre
This extensive tour will span from February to May 2027, ensuring that Jack’s fans from various regions will have the opportunity to see him perform live.
A Comedic Legacy
Over the last four decades, Jack Dee has become a significant figure in British comedy. He has not only entertained audiences with his stand-up but also hosted the beloved BBC Radio 4 show I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue since 2009. This show, known for its clever humour, has been described as an “antidote to panel games” and continues to draw large crowds during live performances. Recent clips from the show have gone viral, amassing as many as 45 million views worldwide on social media platforms.
New Ventures
In addition to his tour, Jack is about to launch a new podcast titled Another Day Ruined, alongside fellow comedian Seann Walsh and producer Sara Morgan. This podcast aims to explore how sharing problems often leads to more problems, all while maintaining a light-hearted tone. Jack's diverse talents extend beyond stand-up and radio; he has also co-written and starred in sitcoms like Lead Balloon and Bad Move, showcasing his versatility as a performer.
Books and Television
Jack is also an accomplished author, having written the bestselling autobiography Thanks for Nothing and the humourous agony uncle book What Is Your Problem?, which was published in 2021. His recent television appearances include hosting shows such as Help Me Tiny Big Brain and participating in popular programmes like Taskmaster and Have I Got News for You.
