Fresh from her wonderfully chaotic run on Taskmaster, critically acclaimed comedian and podcaster Joanne McNally is taking to the road in a new UK tour this autumn! Celebrating her love of wine (and encouraging her audiences to indulge in theirs), Pinotphile is an unmissable addition to McNally's increasingly formidable CV.

The delightfully befuddled Count Arthur Strong sets his sights on one more tour of the UK, billed as the second part of his farewell tour of the world which even includes the North East, of all places. If anyone is actually paying attention to him, he'll be there to say his (potentially) final goodbyes from the stage, although as you'd probably expect from Arthur, it's almost certain to spiral into something accidentally completely different. With his showbiz flair, misplaced confidence and penchant for the odd malapropism, take this chance to say you witnessed old Arthur live.

Romesh Ranganathan returns to the stage in 2027 with his latest stand-up show, modestly titled: Romesh Ranganathan Will Change Your Life. One of the country's best-known comedy voices, the dry-witted comedian and host of the hugely popular podcast Hip-Hop Saved My Life, Wolf & Owl, and his own BBC Radio 2 show, Romesh's new jaunt will see him offer solutions to life's myriad problems. Need to boost your self-esteem? Attract a mate? Let Romesh guide you, after all, this show Will Change Your Life!

One of the most familiar current faces in British comedy, Ed Gamble, brings you his latest stand-up tour, Fresh Hell! Known to many as the host of smash hit comedy food podcast Off Menu alongside fellow comedy favourite James Acaster, Gamble is increasingly becoming a mainstay on British television with roles as a judge on Great British Menu, a champion on Channel 4's Taskmaster and a special on Amazon Prime, Blood Sugar.

Join comedy mainstay Ed Byrne on his latest tour as he dives into life's darkest moments and transforms them into comedy gold. Ed tackles personal tragedy head-on, taking the worst thing that has happened to him and turning it into comedy gold, exploring whether time really does turn heartache into laughter. It's a show which is both deeply personal and hilariously relatable.