Russell Howard announces UK tour including Manchester dates: how to get tickets including presale

The award-winning comedian will hit the road for three months next year.

By Rahmah Ghazali

Published 6th Oct 2022, 11:51 BST

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Russell Howard has announced an extensive UK and Ireland tour throughout spring and summer 2023, including two dates in Manchester.

The Bath-born comedian will be hitting the road in March next year and take on 50 shows, including daytime performances, over three months.

The run features four nights at the London Palladium, along with stops at Cardiff International Arena, Manchester Apollo and Glasgow’s O2 Academy Apollo.

So when is the award-winning comedian coming to Manchester? Here is everything you need to know.

The Bath-born comic is set to hit the road next year for three months, including two dates in Manchester.

The Bath-born comic is set to hit the road next year for three months, including two dates in Manchester.

When is Russell Howard coming to Manchester in 2023?

The comedian will make appearances at Manchester O2 Apollo on May 4, 2023 and May 5, 2023.

How can I get tickets to Russell Howard’s Manchester show?

The O2 Priority and artist presale tickets are now available on Ticketmaster from 10am, Thursday, October 6, 2023.

General onsale will kick off on Ticketmaster from 10am, Friday, October 7, 2023.

Tickets are priced from £35.50.

Where else is Russell Howard performing? Below is the full list and dates.

March 16 2023 - READING Hexagon
March 18 2023 - SOUTHEND Cliffs
March 19 2023 - LEICESTER De Montfort Hall
March 23 2023 - PLYMOUTH Pavilions
March 24 2023 - PLYMOUTH Pavilions
March 26 2023 - CARDIFF CIA
March 30 2023 - TORQUAY Princess Theatre
March 31 2023 - TORQUAY Princess Theatre
April 01 2023 - SWANSEA Auditorium
April 05 2023 - OXFORD New Theatre
April 06 2023 - WOKING New Victoria Theatre
April 07 2023 - OXFORD New Theatre
April 08 2023 - CAMBRIDGE Corn Exchange
April 11 2023 - ABERYSTWYTH Aberystwyth Arts Centre
April 12 2023 - ABERYSTWYTH Aberystwyth Arts Centre
April 15 2023 - SHEFFIELD City Hall
April 19 2023 - BRISTOL Hippodrome
April 20 2023 - BRISTOL Hippodrome
April 21 2023 - BRISTOL Hippodrome
April 22 2023 - BRISTOL Hippodrome
April 23 2023 - BRISTOL Hippodrome
April 26 2023 - LONDON Palladium
April 27 2023 - LONDON Palladium
April 28 2023 - LONDON Palladium
April 29 2023 - LONDON Palladium
May 04 2023 - MANCHESTER O2 Apollo
May 05 2023 - MANCHESTER O2 Apollo
May 06 2023 - NOTTINGHAM Royal Concert Hall
May 11 2023 - BIRMINGHAM Hippodrome
May 12 2023 - BIRMINGHAM Hippodrome
May 13 2023 - NEWCASTLE UPON TYNE O2 City Hall
May 17 2023 - GLASGOW O2 Academy Glasgow
May 18 2023 - GLASGOW O2 Academy Glasgow
May 20 2023 - YORK Opera House
May 21 2023 - LINCOLN Engine Shed
May 23 2023 - NORWICH Theatre Royal
May 24 2023 - NORWICH Theatre Royal
May 25 2023 - LIVERPOOL Empire
May 26 2023 - LIVERPOOL Empire
May 28 2023 - ISLE OF MAN Villa Gaiety
May 29 2023 - ISLE OF MAN Villa Gaiety
June 01 2023 - BELFAST Waterfront
June 04 2023 - BOURNEMOUTH BIC
June 08 2023 - DUBLIN Vicar Street
June 09 2023 - DUBLIN Vicar Street
June 10 2023 - DUBLIN Vicar Street
June 11 2023 - DUBLIN Vicar Street
June 15 2023 - BRIGHTON Dome
June 16 2023 - BRIGHTON Dome
June 17 2023 - PORTSMOUTH Guildhall

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