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Kevin Bridges plots expansive tour of the UK in 2022: how to get tickets

Kevin Fullerton
26 November 2021

The Scottish stand-up will play London, Liverpool, Glasgow and more next year

Comedian Kevin Bridges has unveiled a massive tour of the UK for 2022, which he's called The Overdue Catch-Up. Tickets for the shows go on sale at 10am on Friday 3 December. Find a detailed list of Bridge's tour dates at the bottom of this article.

The announcement of the tour comes as Bridges finishes a run of work-in-progress shows at The Stand in Glasgow, which Bridges claimed on Twitter, 'will always be my comedy home!'

Known for his lacerating observational comedy on Scottish life, Bridges is one of the most popular stand-ups in the UK. He has made frequent appearances on the panel shows Would I Lie To You?, Have I Got News For You and Live At The Apollo, as well as fronting his own show Kevin Bridges: What's The Story? in 2012.

Bridges has previously broken box office records with his last two tours, Brand New in 2018 and A Whole Different Story in 2015, going on to win awards from Ticketmaster and Ents24 for Fastest Selling Ticket of the Year. He's also been crowned by Ticketmaster fans as UK'S Ticket of the Year in 2018.

Kevin Bridges' 2022 AND 2023 UK tour dates:
Thursday 14 July – Empire, Liverpool (NEW DATE)
Friday 15 July – Empire, Liverpool
Saturday 16 July – Empire, Liverpool
Thursday 21 July – O2 City Hall, Newcastle
Friday 22 July – O2 City Hall, Newcastle
Saturday 23 July – O2 City Hall, Newcastle
Sunday 24 July – O2 City Hall, Newcastle
Friday 5 August – Plymouth Pavilions
Saturday 6 August – Plymouth Pavilions
Saturday 13 August – Bonus Arena, Hull
Friday 19 August – City Hall, Sheffield
Saturday 20 August – City Hall, Sheffield
Friday 26 August – King George's Hall, Blackburn
Saturday 27 August – O2 Apollo, Manchester
Sunday 28 August – O2 Apollo, Manchester
Monday 29 August – O2 Apollo, Manchester (NEW DATE)
Friday 2 September – OVO Hydro, Glasgow (NEW DATE)
Saturday 3 September – OVO Hydro, Glasgow (NEW DATE)
Friday 9 September - OVO Hydro, Glasgow
Friday 16 September - OVO Hydro, Glasgow
Saturday 17 September – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
Friday 23 September – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
Saturday 24 September – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
Sunday 25 September – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
Saturday 1 October – P&J Live, Aberdeen
Thursday 6 October – Dome, Brighton (NEW DATE)
Friday 7 October – Dome, Brighton
Saturday 8 October – Dome, Brighton
Friday 14 October – Motorpoint Arena, Cardiff
Saturday 15 October – Swansea Arena
Friday 21 October – SSE Arena, Belfast
Saturday 22 October – SSE Arena, Belfast
Wednesday 26 October – Utilita Arena, Birmingham
Thursday 27 October – O2 Apollo, Manchester (NEW DATE)
Friday 28 October – O2 Apollo, Manchester
Friday 4 November – 3Arena, Dublin
Saturday 5 November – 3Arena, Dublin
Tuesday 29 November – Eventim Apollo, London
Wednesday 30 November – Eventim Apollo, London
Thursday 1 December – Eventim Apollo, London
Friday 2 December – Eventim Apollo, London
Friday 3 March 2023 – Eventim Apollo, London (NEW DATE)
Saturday 4 March – Eventim Apollo, London (NEW DATE)