Chris McCausland has added more dates to his sellout Yonks! tour, due to phenomenal demand. He’s been called an ‘overnight success’, even though he’s been doing this for bloody yonks.
An established TV favourite, Chris is currently starring in BBC One’s Strictly Come Dancing and has regularly appeared on such flagship comedy shows as Have I Got News for You, Would I Lie to You?, QI, The Last Leg, and 8 out of 10 Cats Does Countdown. He has appeared on Live at the Apollo three times, including taking on the hosting duties. Chris has also made a highly acclaimed debut appearance on The Royal Variety Performance at The Royal Albert hall.
Recently Chris hosted his own chat show The Chris McCausland Show for ITV, which has just been nominated for a TV Choice Award. Guests included: Paul Whitehouse, Ben Elton, Maisie Adam, Donna Preston and Rob Beckett.
Chris has also appeared on entertainment favourites such as Blankety Blank and The Jonathan Ross Show, along with celebrity editions of The Chase, Pointless, and Mastermind – where he won with his chosen specialist subject of Pearl jam.
In 2023 Chris had his own travel series on Channel 4, Wonders of the World I Can’t See, and was also part of Channel 4’s hit new entertainment series, Scared of the Dark.
His previous tour, Speaker Blinder was a mammoth 140+ date sell-out, with his final show at the legendary Shepherd’s Bush Empire also being filmed for broadcast on Channel 4.
This new tour “Yonks!” promises to be even bigger.
Tour Schedule: New dates in bold
Buy tickets here.
2025:
January:
17 January Walsall, Arena
18 January Blackpool, Grand Theatre
19 January Aylesbury, Waterside Theatre
23 January Nottingham, Playhouse
24 January Buxton, Opera House
25 January Harrogate Theatre
26 January Birmingham, Alexandra Theatre
27 January Sheffield, Leadmill
28 January Middlesborough, Town Hall
29 January Newcastle, Tyne Theatre
30 January Wolverhampton, Grand Theatre
February:
1 February Liverpool, Philharmonic
2 February Stockport, Plaza
3 February York, Opera House
7 February Cheltenham, Town Hall
8 February Portsmouth, New Theatre Royal
9 February Isle Of Wight, Shanklin Theatre
15 February Bristol, Beacon
16 February Woking, New Victoria Theatre
17 February Swindon, Wyvern Theatre
18 February Southampton, MAST (Mayflower Theatre Studio)
20 February Southend, Cliffs Pavilion
21 February Folkestone, Leas Cliff Hall
22 February Epsom, Playhouse
23 February Eastbourne, Devonshire Park Theatre
March:
1 March Bridlington, Spa
2 March Salford, Lowry
3 March Grimsby, Auditorium
4 March Wakefield, Theatre Royal
7 March Chesterfield, Winding Wheel
8 March Peterborough, The Cresset
9 March Norwich, Theatre Royal (matinee)
9 March Norwich, Theatre Royal
13 March Aldershot, Princes Theatre
14 March Tunbridge Wells, Assembly Hall
15 March Weston Super Mare, Playhouse
17 March Oxford New Theatre
18 March Ipswich, Regent
20 March Lowestoft, Marina Theatre
21 March Kings Lynn, Corn Exchange
22 March Camberley, Theatre
23 March Scunthorpe, Baths Hall
24 March Leicester, De Montfort Hall
25 March Northampton, Royal & Derngate
27 March Tewkesbury, Roses Theatre
28 March Barnstaple, Queens Theatre
April:
1 April Burnley, Mechanics
2 April Bradford, St Georges Hall
3 April Derby, Theatre
4 April Scarborough, Spa
5 April Reading, Hexagon
6 April Dorking, Halls
9 April, Sheffield, Leadmill
10 April Barrow In Furness, The Forum
11 April Isle Of Man Gaiety Theatre
22 April Crewe, Lyceum Theatre
23 April Wrexham, William Aston Hall
24 April Llandudno, Venue Cymru
25 April Aberystwyth, Great Hall
26 April Swansea, Grand Theatre
27 April Cardiff, New Theatre
28 April Monmouth, Blake Theatre
May:
1 May Chatham, Central Theatre
2 May Chester, Storyhouse
3 May Chester, Storyhouse
4 May St Albans, Arena
5 May St Albans, Arena
8 May Chelmsford, Theatre
9 May Guildford, G Live
10 May Dudley, Town Hall
11 May Warrington, Parr Hall (matinee)
11 May Warrington, Parr Hall
12 May Shrewsbury, Theatre Severn
13 May Shrewsbury, Theatre Severn
14 May Shrewsbury, Theatre Severn
16 May Evesham, The Regal
17 May Evesham, The Regal (matinee)
17 May Evesham, The Regal
18 May Harrow, Arts Centre
23 May Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre
24 May Bridgwater, McMillan Theatre (matinee)
24 May Bridgwater, McMillan Theatre
25 May Minehead, The Regal Theatre
30 May Swindon, Wyvern Theatre
31 May Bath, Forum
June:
4 June Kingston, Roses Theatre
6 June Peterborough, the Cresset
7 June Milton Keynes, Theatre
12 June Bedford, Corn Exchange
13 June Poole, Lighthouse
14 June Crawley, The Hawth (matinee)
14 June Crawley, The Hawth
