After a sellout Spring run, Tom Davis is extending his tour and staying on the road through 2027, firing out his freshly cooked observations on life's hot topics in his new standup show Spudgun.
His previous, debut tour, Underdog sold over 70,000 tickets across the UK and resulted in a critically acclaimed Sky Special.
As well as his standup success, Tom is also an actor, and writer best known for hit shows King Gary, The Curse, and the BAFTA and Royal Television Society Award-winning Murder in Successville (now available to stream on Netflix). These standout roles have firmly established him as one of the UK’s most impressive comedy talents.
A familiar face across both television and film, Tom’s credits include: Wonka, Paddington 2, Ladies First (Netflix), A Thousand Blows, A League of Their Own, Live At The Apollo and The Jonathan Ross Show. He also co-hosts the hugely popular podcast Wolf and Owl alongside Romesh Ranganathan, cementing his status as a favourite both on-screen and in audio. Tom’s special Underdog is available to watch on Sky and NOW TV. Tom can soon be seen in BBC’s sitcom The Reluctant Vampire.
Tickets:
www.bigtomdavis.com & www.offthekerb.com
Pre-sale: 11am Thursday 10 September
General sale: 11am Friday 11 September
TOUR SCHEDULE 2026:
Friday 11 September Norwich, Theatre Royal
Saturday 12 September Norwich, Theatre Royal
Saturday 19 September Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne Theatre
Saturday 26 September Southend On Sea, Cliffs Pavillion
Sunday 27 September Aylesbury, The Waterside
Wednesday 30 September Ramsgate, Granville Theatre
Thursday 1 October Canterbury, The Marlowe
Saturday 3 October London, Palladium
Friday 16 October Brighton, Dome
Saturday 17 October Reading, Hexagon
Saturday 24 October Cardiff, New Theatre
Sunday 25 October Bristol, Beacon
Friday 30 October Guildford, G Live
Sunday 1 November Exeter, Northcott at the Great Hall
Friday 6 November Ipswich, Regent
Saturday 7 November Leicester, De Montfort Hall
Sunday 8 November Nottingham, Theatre Royal
2027:
Saturday 13 February Salford, Lowry
Friday 7 May Halifax, Victoria Theatre
Saturday 15 May Durham, Gala Theatre
Sunday 23 May Hastings, White Rock Theatre
Saturday 29 May Basingstoke, The Anvil
Sunday 30 May Bromley, Churchill Theatre
Friday 11 June Hayes, Beck Theatre
Saturday 12 June Salisbury, Playhouse
Sunday 13 June Crawley, The Hawth
Friday 18 June Southampton, Central Hall
Saturday 19 June Frome, Memorial Theatre
Sunday 20 June Cheltenham, Everyman
Friday 25 June Southend, Cliffs Pavilion
Saturday 26 June Great Yarmouth, Britannia Pier
Sunday 27 June Colchester, Charter Hall
Saturday 4 September Wolverhampton, Grand
Friday 10 September Swindon, Wyvern Theatre
Saturday 11 September Worthing, Pavilion
Sunday 12 September King’s Lynn, Corn Exchange
Friday 17 September Dundee, Whitehall
Saturday 18 September Dunfermline, Carnegie Hall
Sunday 19 September Aberdeen, Tivoli
Friday 24 September Buxton, Opera House
Saturday 25 September Hull, Truck Theatre
Sunday 26 September Crewe, Lyceum
Friday 1 October Ilfracombe, Landmark Theatre
Saturday 2 October Launceston, Town Hall
Sunday 3 October Torquay, Babbacombe Theatre
Friday 8 October Newtown, The Hafren
Saturday 9 October Blackburn, King George’s Hall
Sunday 10 October Nottingham, Playhouse
Friday 15 October Watford, Palace
Saturday 16 October Folkestone, Leas Cliff Hall
Sunday 17 October Tunbridge Wells, Assembly Hall
