Comedian, actor and BRIT Awards 2026 host Jack Whitehall is heading back on the road with ‘Bad Influence‘, his brand new national arena tour. Hitting arenas across the UK in 2027, the show promises outrageous stories, all new material and Jack’s trademark mischief, coming to Manchester’s Co-op Live in January 2027.
Following four consecutive sold-out arena tours, Jack Whitehall is back after far too long behaving himself. Returning to what he does best, ‘Bad Influence’ sees Jack unleash fearless, gloriously unfiltered stand-up on the biggest stages across the UK.
Expect razor-sharp observations, brilliantly awkward confessions and the mischievous charm that has made Jack one of the UK’s most loved comedians. ‘Bad Influence’ promises outrageous stories and moments that flirt with going just a little too far… in the best possible way.
Bigger arenas mean bigger laughs, with the same quick wit and playful chaos fans know from his streaming hits, sold-out tours and unforgettable TV appearances. Start counting down now – Jack Whitehall: Bad Influence is set to light up arenas across the UK in 2027.
On his live tour Jack said: “I’m so excited to be heading back out on tour in 2027! Toddlers, planning a wedding – it’s been a busy few years for me, life-wise, so I think it’s high time I got back onstage and vented to my fans. I can’t wait to hit the road again.”
Jack Whitehall 2027 UK tour dates
- Thursday 7 January – Newcastle, Utilita Arena Newcastle
- Saturday 9 January – Manchester, Co-op Live
- Sunday 10 January – Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena
- Tuesday 12 January – Edinburgh, Playhouse
- Wednesday 13 January – Edinburgh, Playhouse
- Thursday 14 January – Glasgow, Ovo Hydro
- Saturday 16 January – Birmingham, Utilita Arena Birmingham
- Sunday 17 January – Swansea, Swansea Building Society Arena
- Wednesday 20 January – Plymouth, Arena
- Thursday 21 January – Plymouth, Arena
- Friday 22 January – Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena Nottingham
- Saturday 23 January – Cardiff, Utilita Arena Cardiff
- Thursday 28 January – Brighton, Centre
- Friday 29 January – Brighton, Centre
- Saturday 30 January – London, The O2
- Tuesday 2 February – Bournemouth, Bic
- Wednesday 3 February – Sheffield, Utilita Arena Sheffield
- Thursday 4 February – Hull, Connexin Live
- Saturday 6 February – Leeds, First Direct Arena
- Sunday 7 February – Derby, Vaillant Live
How to get tickets for Jack Whitehall at Co-op Live Manchester
Tickets go on sale at 10am on Friday 20 February here, with a pre-sale from 10am on Wednesday 18 February. Fans can access the pre-sale by signing up now here.