Peter Kay
The Sun has reported that Peter Kay is planning to tour again for the first time after cancelling his arena tour.
In 2017 he issued a statement saying that he was cancelling all upcoming work: "This decision has not been taken lightly and I'm sure you'll understand that my family must always come first."
Peter Kay’s Dance For Life has rescheduled the shows from 2020 and they will now go ahead this April, with extra tickets just released for Manchester and Liverpool dates. Ticket link below.
Dance for Life has taken place at 14 UK arenas since 2016, selling over 75,000 tickets, raising money for Cancer Research UK’s life-saving work.
Grab a brew and some good-for-dipping biscuits and listen to Peter take a trip down memory lane, including his first-ever driving lesson, his Bolton childhood, the numerous jobs he held, right up until he found fame in the world of comedy.
The Sound of Laughter observes the absurdities and eccentricities of family life; elderly relatives, garlic bread, cheesecake, weddings, funerals and your mum’s HRT… hear all about it from Peter, read live and direct from his own front room.
Comedian Peter Kay got a rapturous response at his first stage appearances since unexpectedly cancelling his UK tour four years ago.
Kay was appearing onstage for two Q&As at the Manchester Apollo with all profits will go to the Doing It For Laura & The Brain Tumour Charity.
The two back-to-back shows sold out within minutes of going on sale.
Tickets for a rare live appearance from Peter Kay sold out in minutes when they went on sale today.
It was announced earlier this week that Kay would appear at the Manchester O2 Apollo to host two very special charity Q & A shows in aid of Laura Nuttall. All Profits will go to the Doing It For Laura & The Brain Tumour Charity on August 7.
Peter Kay is to appear at the Manchester O2 Apollo to host two very special charity Q & A shows in aid of Laura Nuttall. All Profits will go to the Doing It For Laura & The Brain Tumour Charity.
On Saturday 2 January, Cat Deeley makes her Radio 2 debut (10am-1pm) in this live show jam packed full of great chat and fantastic music, direct from Wogan House. Joining her is our favourite car share, he’s won several Baftas, toured the length and breadth of the country, raised millions for charity and sold more DVDs than Avatar and Mama Mia combined. You’ve guessed it, he’s Peter Kay and he’s Cat Deeley’s special guest.
After an overwhelming response from the public following the release of a Special Audio only episode of Car Share exclusively on BBC iPlayer, the BBC have today confirmed BBC One will repeat all twelve episodes of Peter Kay’s Car Share from Friday 15th May onwards. It will also be made available as a box set on BBC iPlayer.
Peter Kay is to recreate his iconic Comic Relief music video for his version of Tony Christie’s smash hit, “(Is This The Way To) Amarillo”. And you can be in it.
All in aid of the BBC’s Big Night In, Peter Kay wants you stomping along to the original track to show your support for the night of fundraising.
Peter Kay's Car Share is to return with a special audio episode.
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