Yes! Ed Gamble is going on tour, with the comedian set to bring his live show to venues across the UK and Ireland throughout 2027. Fans of The Celebrity Traitors: Uncloaked who want to see the presenter outside the television studio will have plenty of opportunities, with dates scheduled from January through to June.
With performances planned in major cities including London, Birmingham, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Manchester, Belfast and Dublin, the tour is shaping up to be a major event for fans of the popular comedian.
Tickets are available through Ed Gamble’s official website, edgamble.co.uk, where fans can find booking information for individual performances. One Norwich date is already listed as sold out, with a waitlist available.
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Who is Ed Gamble?
Ed Gamble is one of the UK’s best-known comedians and presenters. Alongside James Acaster, he co-hosts the award-winning hit podcast Off Menu, in which the pair invite celebrity guests to discuss their dream meals.
He is also the host of The Traitors: Uncloaked, the companion show to the hit reality competition, and has become familiar to viewers through his appearances on Taskmaster. Ed won the competition and went on to host Taskmaster the Podcast, discussing the show and its contestants.
His other television and radio credits include Mock the Week on BBC Two, Live at the Apollo, The Russell Howard Hour, QI, Would I Lie to You?, Great British Menu, Almost Royal and Channel 4’s Man Down. He also presents Sunday mornings on Radio X alongside Matthew Crosby.
Ed has his own comedy special, Blood Sugar, available worldwide on Amazon Prime. Away from the stage and screen, he is the author of Glutton: The Multi-Course Life of a Very Greedy Boy, his first book.
He is also set to appear on the upcoming panel show Unacceptable, adding another project to an already busy schedule.
Ed Gamble tour dates 2027
The tour begins in January 2027 and continues across the spring and early summer, taking in theatres, concert halls and other major venues.
January 2027
- 30 January – Ipswich, Regent
- 31 January – Birmingham, Alexandra Theatre
February 2027
- 5 February – Dunstable, Grove
- 6 February – York, Barbican
- 7 February – Doncaster, Cast
- 11 February – Dundee, Caird Hall
- 12 February – Glasgow, Armadillo
- 13 February – Aberdeen, Music Hall
- 14 February – Edinburgh, Festival Theatre
- 19 February – Southend, Cliffs Pavilion
- 20 February – Leicester, De Montfort Hall
- 21 February – Aylesbury, Waterside Theatre
- 26 February – Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall
- 27 February – Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre
- 28 February – Leeds, Grand
March 2027
- 4 March – Tunbridge Wells, Assembly Theatre
- 5 March – Brighton, Dome
- 6 March – Norwich, Theatre Royal — Sold out; join the waitlist
- 7 March – Oxford, New Theatre
- 11 March – Lincoln, Engine Shed
- 12 March – Buxton, Opera House
- 13 March – Chesterfield, Winding Wheel Theatre
- 17 March – London, Palladium
- 18 March – London, Palladium
- 19 March – London, Palladium — extra date
- 20 March – London, Palladium — extra date
- 28 March – Liverpool, Empire
- 31 March – Swindon, Wyvern
April 2027
- 1 April – Cheltenham, Town Hall
- 2 April – Cardiff, New Theatre
- 3 April – Bath, Forum
- 8 April – Reading, Hexagon
- 9 April – Basingstoke, Anvil
- 11 April – Portsmouth, Guildhall
- 15 April – Poole, Lighthouse
- 16 April – Yeovil, Westlands
- 17 April – Bristol, Beacon
- 18 April – Dartford, Orchard
- 22 April – Northampton, Royal & Derngate
- 23 April – Derby, Vaillant Live
- 25 April – Milton Keynes, Theatre
May 2027
- 21 May – Sheffield, City Hall
- 23 May – Crewe, Lyceum
- 27 May – Hull, City Hall
- 28 May – Newcastle, City Hall
- 29 May – Manchester, Apollo
- 30 May – Stoke, The Regent
June 2027
- 3 June – Worthing, Assembly Hall
- 4 June – Watford, Colosseum
- 5 June – Canterbury, Marlowe
- 6 June – Folkestone, Leas Cliffs Hall
- 10 June – Halifax, Victoria
- 11 June – Belfast, Ulster Hall
- 12 June – Dublin, Vicar Street
- 17 June – King’s Lynn, Corn Exchange
- 18 June – Peterborough, New Theatre
- 19 June – Wrexham, William Aston Hall
- 20 June – Wolverhampton, Grand
- 24 June – Guildford, G Live
- 25 June – High Wycombe, Swan
- 26 June – Swansea, Grand
How to get Ed Gamble tour tickets
Fans can book tickets for Ed Gamble’s 2027 tour through his official website: edgamble.co.uk.
Most of the listed performances are marked as available to book, although availability can change. The Norwich show at Theatre Royal on 6 March is listed as sold out, with fans able to join the waitlist in case tickets become available.
With dates spread across six months and performances in venues throughout the UK and Ireland, fans have plenty of chances to catch Ed live. Those hoping to attend are advised to check the official website for the latest ticket availability and booking details.
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