Scottish stand-up Paul Black has announced a new tour, appearing at venues across the UK and Ireland from May 2026, including three nights at London’s Soho Theatre.
Cash Cow will see the comedian, writer and director deliver his trademark mix of sharp observations, colourful characters and Glaswegian charm. Initial tickets are released for general sale on Friday 31 October, with more dates to be announced soon.
His live shows and viral sketches have made him one of Scotland’s rising stars, with over 500 million online views.
This year he was selected as a writer and performer for the 2025 BBC Comedy Collective and co-wrote for the Academy Awards red carpet coverage with Amelia Dimoldenberg.
On screen, Paul recently wrote and directed the Elaine C. Smith-starring BBC comedy short Govan Fair Queen - a vibrant celebration of working-class pride and family chaos. Previous BBC projects include the comedy specials Pity Party and First Footing, as well as the stand-up special Nostalgia for BBC iPlayer.
Paul’s live shows - Worst Case Scenario, Self Care Era, Nostalgia and All Sorts — have been performed at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and major Glasgow venues. Nostalgia and All Sorts both earned nominations for the Sir Billy Connolly Spirit of Glasgow Award. He is also the co-host of the podcast Who Agrees?
Tour dates on general sale 10am, 31 October 2025: https://linktr.ee/paulblack1
Friday 1st May
DUNDEE
Rep Theatre
Thursday 7th May
LONDON
Soho Theatre
Friday 8th May
LONDON
Soho Theatre
Saturday 9th May
LONDON
Soho Theatre
Saturday 16 May
ABERDEEN
Tivoli
Saturday 23 May
BELFAST
Black Box
Sunday 24 May
DUBLIN
Whelans
Saturday 30 May
NEWCASTLE
Stand Comedy Club
Sunday 31st May
MANCHESTER
Frog & Bucket
Friday 19th June
PERTH
Perth Theatre
