Peter Kay has just announced brand new dates for his record-breaking arena tour, including a massive show in Leeds.
The Bolton-born comic legend has already performed 100 stand-up shows at the AO Arena in Manchester, breaking all attendance and performance record.
He's also the first artist in the world to perform a monthly residency at The O2 in London.
Demand to see Peter Kay has been through the roof - several ticket sites crashed when the tour was first announced - and now he's added some new shows to the unbelievable run of dates.
The tour first started in December 2022, with shows all the way into the middle of 2025.
Now with these new dates, Peter Kay will be delivering his side-splitting stand-up show all the way into 2026.
The new shows include two hometown nights in Manchester, plus a night in Leeds, AND his first gigs in Aberdeen, Brighton, Bournemouth and the Isle of Man.
And heartwarmingly, Peter Kay has promised to still keep ticket prices low, with tickets starting at just £35.
In the advert, which you can watch below, he's seen carrying a golden toilet into his mum's iconic bungalow.
Peter Kay said: "It's been wonderful doing what I love most, stand-up comedy.
"Laughter is more important than ever in these challenging times and with the cost of living still at an all-time high, ticket prices for the new dates will start from £35."
Tickets for the new dates will go on sale at 10am on Saturday 23 November HERE.
Peter Kay new tour dates in full
Friday 7 February 2025 - Manchester AO Arena
Saturday 8 March 2025 - Leeds First Direct Arena
Saturday 3 May 2025 - Sheffield Utilita Arena
Friday 16 May 2025 - London The O2
Friday 30 May 2025 - Aberdeen P&J Live
Saturday 31 May 2025 - Aberdeen P&J Live
Friday 6 June 2025 - Birmingham Utilita Arena
Friday 20 June 2025 - London The O2
Thursday 10 July 2025 - Dublin 3Arena
Thursday 7 August 2025 - Belfast Sse Arena
Saturday 23 August 2025 - Newcastle Utilita Arena
Friday 19 September 2025 - Manchester AO Arena
Thursday 23 October 2025 - Glasgow Ovo Hydro
Friday 21 November 2025 - Liverpool M&S Bank Arena
Saturday 20 December 2025 - Nottingham Motorpoint Arena
Friday 9 January 2026 - Brighton Centre
Saturday 10 January 2026 - Bournemouth International Centre
Friday 23 January 2026 - Cardiff Utilita Arena
Saturday 24 January 2026 - Cardiff Utilita Arena
Friday 20 February 2026 - Isle Of Man Villa Marina
Saturday 21 February 2026 - Isle Of Man Villa Marina
Peter Kay advert announcing new tour dates
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Popular Leeds cafe known for its fluffy Japanese sandos is moving to a bigger space
One of the city's best independents is expanding into a bigger premises.
Shokupan on Wellington Street is a proper little gem that food-lovers across Leeds will rave nonstop about if given the opportunity.
Husband and wife team Alan and Alison took inspiration from trips around the world to bring a taste of Japan to the city and over the past few years it's gained a loyal following.
They're famed for their delicious Japanese sandos made with pillow-like fluffy shokupan bread, stuffed with everything from crunchy chicken katsu and flavourful pork to fresh strawberries and whipped cream.
But it's not all just about sandwiches, they also serve rice bowls and katsu curries as well as small bites such as chicken karaage and octopus balls.
Their food is so bloody good, that they've had to find a better location and this time it's slap bang in the city centre on Central Road.
And they're joining brilliant company too, with the likes of House of Koko and Vinyl Grounds as neighbours.
Announcing the very exciting news to Instagram, Shokupan said: "You guessed right…we are moving to Central Road, LS1 6DE. We are nearly there…
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"All the building work is complete and now we are finishing off the decorating. You might also start to see some signage appearing over the next few days…It has been lovely seeing some of our customers dropping by to see us whilst we slowly lose our sanity.
"Powered on caffeine and determination! Not long to go before we can announce our opening date and welcome you through the doors."
We can't wait to check out the new space, keep an eye on their opening date here.
An independent one-day festival run by local businesses is returning to Leeds this summer
Clementine Hall
Bramley’s independent festival is back after a sell-out first year.
Three local businesses, no corporate sponsor, one big day.
That's the motto of Mill Fest - an indie festival returning to Swinnow Grange Mills in Bramley after a sell-out debut that brought more than 600 people through the gates.
Mill Fest began as a shared idea between three Bramley businesses who fancied putting on a proper day out for the area, and we're so glad they did.
Last August it turned Swinnow Grange Mills into a full day of live music, street food, flash tattoos, market stalls and cold pints in the sun. We can't think of a better way to spend the day to be honest.
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This year Mill Fest is back and taking place on Sunday 2 August, and the plan is simple - keep what made it work and build on it.
There will be a full day of live music, the return of the flash tattoo day, more independent traders, street food and local beer. This time the team is keen to bring in more businesses and faces from around the area, and the full lineup and programme will be announced over the coming weeks.
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Owen Wilson from Against the Grain Bar said: “We started this because we wanted to put something on for Bramley, run by the people who actually work here. Last year went better than any of us expected. The place was full, the sun came out, and it felt like the whole area showed up. We can’t wait to do it again.”
Danae Miller from Grays Salon said: "The aim for this year is the same day people loved, just a bit bigger. We’d love to get more local businesses and artists involved, and to see even more familiar faces down at the mill. If we get the weather, it’ll be another one to remember.”
Daisy Jackson -
17th November 2024 
