Jason Manford has added more new dates to his current tour, extending it into 2019. There are now 126 upcoming dates on the tour.

In his new show Manford comes to terms with the realisation that having grown up working class he has now become middle class, hence the term "muddel class".

The tour follows his 2013/4 ‘First World Problems’ tour, which ran for 18 months and took him to all corners of the British Isles, performing more than 200 sold out shows.

Since then Manford has had a busy time with a variety of projects. As well as appearing regularly on telelvsion and releasing an album he starred as Leo Bloom in the UK tour of Mel Brooks' 'The Producers' and then played Caractacus Potts in the UK tour of ‘Chitty Chitty Bang Bang’.  He has also been hosting his three-hour live show on Absolute every Sunday.

Manford says: “I’m absolutely delighted to be adding another batch of dates to my ‘Muddle Class’ tour. It’s the best show I’ve ever done and I’m over the moon that so many people are coming to see it.”

Tickets for all shows are on sale now here.

The new dates are below

MUDDLE CLASS - 2019 NEW UK TOUR DATES

17 January 2019                                Norwich: Theatre Royal

18 January 2019                                Norwich: Theatre Royal

23 January 2019                                Scunthorpe: Bath Halls

24 January 2019                                Halifax: Victoria Hall

26 January 2019                                Bradford: Alhambra Theatre

30 January 2019                                Crawley: Hawth Theatre

31 January 2019                                Chatham: Central Theatre

1 February 2019                                Bath: Forum

2 February 2019                                Reading: Hexagon

6 February 2019                                Northampton: Derngate Theatre

8 February 2019                                Guildford: G Live

13 February 2019                              Chester: Storey House

14 February 2019                              Chester: Storey House

15 February 2018                              Coventry: Warwick Arts Centre

27 February 2019                              Barnstaple: Queens Theatre

28 February 2019                              Weston-super-Mare: Playhouse Theatre

2 March 2019                                     Southend: Cliffs Pavilion

3 March 2019                                     Kingston: Rose Theatre

7 March 2019                                     Colchester: Charter Hall

9 March 2019                                     Dudley: Town Hall

14 March 2019                                   Rhyl: Pavilion Theatre

15 March 2019                                   Kendal: Leisure Centre

21 March 2019                                   St Albans: Arena Theatre

22 March 2019                                   Dunfermline: Alhambra Theatre

23 March 2019                                   Aberdeen: Music Hall

28 March 2019                                   Blackpool: Grand Theatre

29 March 2019                                   York: Barbican

21 March 2019                                   Milton Keynes: Milton Keynes Theatre

2 May 2019                                         Stoke: Victoria Hall

3 May 2019                                         Aylesbury: Waterside

4 May 2019                                         Richmond: Richmond Theatre