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Michael Mcintyre's Big World Tour Dates MICHAEL MCINTYRE’S BIG WORLD TOUR 2018 UK & IRELAND TOUR DATES ANNOUNCED **Presale tickets available from 10am, Wednesday 3rd May 2017** **General sale tickets available from: 10am, Friday 5th May 2017** “The man is quite simply top-to-toe hilarious” 5 Stars - Daily Telegraph Britain’s biggest comedian Michael McIntyre is set to return to the stage with his eagerly awaited new tour and this time he is going global! Michael McIntyre’s Big World Tour will see Michael perform to arenas across the UK and Ireland in 2018 as well as revisiting Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, South Africa and Norway and heading to America, Canada, Switzerland, Iceland, Sweden, Malta and the Netherlands for the first time. Tickets for Michael’s UK and Ireland tour dates go on general sale from 10am on Friday 5th May, with pre-sale tickets available from 10am on Wednesday 3rd May. Tickets will be available to purchase from www.michaelmcintyre.co.uk Please find a full list of dates and listings information below - more dates will be announced shortly. In the UK, Michael has sold over 1.5 million tickets, including a record-breaking 28 performances at London’s 16,000 capacity 02 Arena where he was awarded the keys to venue in 2015, alongside musical talents Prince, Take That and One Direction. Around the world, Michael has previously sold out arenas in New Zealand, Australia and Dubai and he holds the record for the biggest selling comedy shows in South Africa and Norway. 2016 saw the launch of Michael’s own television show Michael McIntyre’s Big Show on BBC One. The last series averaged over 6.5 million viewers and recently earned two BAFTA nominations including Best Entertainment Programme and Best Entertainment Performance for Michael himself. The series has been commissioned for a third series, returning to BBC1 in the coming months. His other TV accolades include; hosting the Royal Variety Performance twice, Michael McIntyre's Comedy Roadshow (BBC One), Michael McIntyre's Easter Night At The Coliseum (BBC One), Michael McIntyre's Very Christmassy Christmas Show (BBC One) and as a judge on Britain's Got Talent (ITV1). Michael has released four best-selling DVDs by Universal Pictures (UK) - Live and Laughing in 2008, Hello Wembley in 2009 (which became the fastest-selling UK stand-up DVD of all time), 2012's Showtime and 2015's Happy & Glorious, both of which became Christmas DVD best-sellers. Collectively Michael has sold a staggering 3.5 million DVD's to date. His debut autobiography Life & Laughing was released in 2010 by Penguin Books. With hundreds of thousands of copies sold the book landed the coveted Christmas number one slot and became one of the best-selling non-fiction books that year. * Plus support act @McIntweet / www.michaelmcintyre.co.uk @OffTheKerb/ www.offthekerb.co.uk For all press enquiries please contact: Alison Peters or Hannah Allan at Alison Peters PR [email protected] 07810 238 851 / [email protected] 07903 539 829 MICHAEL MCINTYRE’S BIG WORLD TOUR DATES 2017 Thurs 4th May Reykjavik Laugardalshöllin www.acomicsoul.com/michael- mcintyre Fri 5th May Stockholm Waterfront www.acomicsoul.com/michael- mcintyre Sat 6th May Kristiansand Aquarama www.acomicsoul.com/michael- mcintyre Sat 13th May Amsterdam AFAS Arena www.acomicsoul.com/michael- mcintyre Thurs 8th June Zurich Samsung Hall 0900 800 800 www.samsunghall.ch/de/besuche n/michael-mcintyre Fri 9th June Geneva Arena 0900 800 800 www.geneva- arena.ch/event_details.php?eid= 1030&back=prog Thurs 15th June Bergen Greighallen SOLD OUT Fri 16th June Bergen Greighallen SOLD OUT Sat 17th June Bergen Greighallen SOLD OUT Mon 27th November Hong Kong Star Hall On sale soon Wed 29th November Singapore Star Theatre On sale soon 2018 Fri 19th January Cape Town Grand Arena www.suninternational.com/grand west/events/ Sat 20th January Johannesburg Ticketpro Dome www.ticketprodome.co.za Thurs 1st February New York The Beacon Theatre 866-858-0008 www.ticketmaster.com On Sale 12th May Sat 3rd February Toronto – Venue TBC On sale soon Fri 2nd March Plymouth Pavilions 0845 146 1460 www.plymouthpavilions.com Sat 3rd March Plymouth Pavilions 0845 146 1460 www.plymouthpavilions.com Fri 9th March Plymouth Pavilions 0845 146 1460 www.plymouthpavilions.com Sat 10th March Plymouth Pavilions 0845 146 1460 www.plymouthpavilions.com Fri 16th March Bournemouth International Centre 0844 576 3000 www.bhlivetickets.co.uk Sat 17th March Bournemouth International Centre 0844 576 3000 www.bhlivetickets.co.uk Sun 18th March Bournemouth International Centre 0844 576 3000 www.bhlivetickets.co.uk Fri 23rd March Nottingham Motorpoint Arena Nottingham 0843 373 3000 motorpointarenanottingham.com Sat 24th March Nottingham Motorpoint Arena Nottingham 0843 373 3000 motorpointarenanottingham.com Fri 13th April Cardiff Motorpoint Arena 02920 22 44 88 www.motorpointarenacardiff.co.uk Sat 14th April Cardiff Motorpoint Arena 02920 22 44 88 www.motorpointarenacardiff.co.uk Sun 15th April Cardiff Motorpoint Arena 02920 22 44 88 www.motorpointarenacardiff.co.uk Fri 20th April Manchester Arena 0844 847 8000 www.manchester-arena.com Sat 21st April Manchester Arena 0844 847 8000 www.manchester-arena.com Sat 28th April Liverpool Echo Arena 0844 8000 400 www.echoarena.com Sat 5th May Newcastle Metro Radio Arena 0844 493 6666 www.metroradioarena.co.uk Fri 11th May Birmingham Barclaycard Arena 0844 338 8000 www.barclaycardarena.co.uk Sat 12th May Birmingham Barclaycard Arena 0844 338 8000 www.barclaycardarena.co.uk Sat 19th May Leeds First Direct Arena 0844 248 1585 www.firstdirectarena.com Fri 25th May Brighton Centre 0844 847 1515 www.brightoncentre.co.uk Sat 26th May Brighton Centre 0844 847 1515 www.brightoncentre.co.uk Sun 27th May Brighton Centre 0844 847 1515 www.brightoncentre.co.uk Sat 2nd June Belfast SSE Arena 02890 739 074 www.ssearenabelfast.com Fri 8th June Dublin 3 Arena 0844 8472 455 www.3arena.ie Fri 9th June Dublin 3 Arena 0844 8472 455 www.3arena.ie Tues 12th June Aberdeen AECC 0141 22 77 438 www.aecc.co.uk Weds 13th June Aberdeen AECC 0141 22 77 438 www.aecc.co.uk Fri 15th June Glasgow SSE Hydro 0844 395 4000 www.thessehydro.com Sat 16th June Glasgow SSE Hydro 0844 395 4000 www.thessehydro.com Sat 23rd June Sheffield Arena 0114 256 5656 www.sheffieldarena.co.uk Fri 5th October London The O2 08448 24 48 24 www.AXS.com Sat 6th October London The O2 08448 24 48 24 www.AXS.com Fri 12th October London The O2 08448 24 48 24 www.AXS.com Sat 13th October London The O2 08448 24 48 24 www.AXS.com Fri 9th November London The SSE Arena Wembley 0844 815 0815 www.ssearena.co.uk Sat 10th November London The SSE Arena Wembley 0844 815 0815 www.ssearena.co.uk 2019 Sat 9th February Oslo Spektrum Arena www.acomicsoul.com/michael- mcintyre Weds 20th March Perth Arena On sale soon Fri 22nd March Melbourne Rod Laver Arena On sale soon Sat 23rd March Sydney Quodos Bank Arena On sale soon Mon 25th March Adelaide Entertainment Centre On sale soon Weds 27th March Brisbane Entertainment Centre On sale soon Sat 30th March Auckland Vector Arena On sale soon Sun 31st March Wellington CSB Arena On sale soon Tues 2nd April Christchurch Horncastle Arena On sale soon .
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