Bill Bailey tickets

The touring leg covers twenty-two cities in just over five weeks, nearly all of them for one night. Plymouth Pavilions, which hosted the opening night on 5 November, and SEC Armadillo in Glasgow get two nights each, and The Brighton Centre three, on 1, 9 and 10 December. Most shows are listed for 8pm; Cardiff, Glasgow, Sheffield and Belfast start at 6.30pm, Derby, Brighton and Hull at 7pm, and P&J Live at 7.30pm.

The only touring matinée is at Bournemouth International Centre on Saturday 21 November, where Ticketmaster UK lists shows at 3pm and 8pm. Leeds and Manchester have been listed at both 6pm and 8pm for a single Ticketmaster event, so check the time on the ticket you buy.

Venue names worth checking

• Belfast's arena is listed as the SSE Arena, but it became The O2 Belfast in July 2026. It is in the Titanic Quarter, and is not to be confused with The O2 in London, where the tour plays on Sunday 22 November.
• P&J Live is next to Aberdeen airport, about six miles north-west of the city centre, so allow time for the journey.
• At Coventry Building Society Arena, events use either the stadium bowl or the separate indoor arena on the same site, and at the Bournemouth International Centre the big shows are in the Windsor Hall: check which space your ticket names.
• Leeds' venue now calls itself first direct bank arena. It is fan-shaped, so every tier faces the stage.

Theatre Royal Haymarket, London

Evening performances are at 8pm, apart from a 6pm show on New Year's Eve, and from 13 January there are 3pm matinées every Wednesday and Saturday until the final performance on 6 February. There are no performances on Mondays, except 28 December, nor on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Boxing Day or New Year's Day.

The theatre is on the Haymarket, with Piccadilly Circus the nearest Tube station and Charing Cross the nearest railway station. The Stalls are 30 steps down from the foyer and the Royal Circle 24 steps up, with the Upper Circle and Gallery higher still; the only step-free route leads into the Stalls through the side doors on the Haymarket.

Across the tour and the Haymarket run, Bill Bailey resale listings on Hellotickets start at £50 (checked 5 Nov 2026).

In October, the lowest-priced resale tickets were in the upper tiers of Utilita Arena Newcastle and Utilita Arena Sheffield, and in the Gallery and Circle of SEC Armadillo for the first Glasgow night. Nottingham's lower tier also started low.

Floors and premium areas sat well above the tiers: The O2's Deck and Terrace, Bournemouth's floor and the Front Stalls at Brighton. The 8pm show at Leeds was priced high in every area, and Edinburgh, sold out at Ticketmaster UK, and the second Plymouth night, with low availability, were among the highest-priced dates, along with Blackpool.

The Haymarket had no resale listings at that check. The theatre sells its own tickets from £30, including the booking fee and Restoration Levy, below any resale price seen for the tour in October. Sellers on Hellotickets set their own prices, which can be above face value, and the final price is shown before you pay.

Bill Bailey's official live page lists every date with a “Tickets” button, leading either to Ticketmaster or to the venue's own ticket link, but it does not say which nights are selling well. Date by date, the official routes are:

• Ticketmaster UK for most of the tour, from Plymouth to Eastbourne.
• Live Nation UK for Cardiff on Sunday 15 November, a date Ticketmaster UK also lists.
• Ticketmaster's Irish site for Belfast, whose official link opens the Irish rather than the UK site.
• The Theatre Royal Haymarket for the London run, with booking open from £30 but no availability shown for individual performances.

On 28 October 2026, Edinburgh Playhouse on Wednesday 25 November was sold out at Ticketmaster UK, leaving resale as the only route. Ticketmaster showed low availability for both Plymouth nights (the first, on Thursday 5 November, has now taken place), for Swansea, Cardiff and Derby, and for the 8pm Bournemouth show, while the 3pm matinée there was on sale. Everything else was on general sale. By 2 November, Blackpool Winter Gardens on Friday 27 November had joined the low-availability list, and on 5 November Coventry Building Society Arena on Friday 13 November showed low availability at Ticketmaster UK too.

When a night has sold out

Resale listings on Hellotickets come from sellers who set their own prices, and Hellotickets works “with official channels and a network of secure, fully verified partners”. In its own words: “Every ticket is authenticated. If there's ever an issue, you're protected by our refund policy.” Tickets are sent as soon as Hellotickets receives them from the seller, sometimes up to 1–2 days before the event.