Tom Allen announces his brand-new UK tour, Totally, which hits the road in 2027 running through to 2028.
Tom is totalling up what life is all about. He has been told to live in the moment but gets distracted by old women on the bus listening to music without earphones. Annoying influencers show him what his house is supposed to look like, but his kitchen has just flooded, and the plumber wants to fit a ‘fanny trap’? He knows he should be enjoying things, but he still feels like he doesn’t quite fit in, and that he may have been getting life, just ever so slightly... wrong?
Co-host of ITV's Cooking with the Stars and the Like-Minded Friends podcast, and host of everyone's favourite gardening visualised podcast, Pottering. You might have seen Tom on the likes of The Great British Bake Off: An Extra Slice, Last One Laughing: Halloween Special, Apprentice You’re Fired, Cats Does Countdown, Live at the Apollo, 8 Out of 10 Cats, Would I Lie To You? and QI.
As well as starring in the hit musical Titanique, Tom is also a best-selling author with two memoirs, No Shame and Too Much and most recently his debut novel Common Decency.
Pre-sale - 11am Thursday 1 October 2026
General sale - 11am Friday 2 October 2026
Tickets & further information here.
Tour schedule:
2027:
Saturday 23 October Southend, Cliffs Pavilion
Saturday 30 October Basingstoke, The Anvil
Thursday 4 November Tunbridge Wells, Assembly Hall
Saturday 6 November Plymouth, Arena
Wednesday 10 November London, New Wimbledon Theatre
Saturday 13 November Dublin, 3Olympia
Thursday 25 November Halifax, Victoria
Friday 26 November Hull, Connexin Live
Sunday 28 November Southampton, Mayflower
Friday 3 December Eastbourne, Congress
Saturday 4 December High Wycombe, Swan Theatre
Friday 10 December Scarborough, Spa (Grand Hall)
Saturday 11 December York, Barbican
2028:
Thursday 6 January Stoke-On-Trent, Regent Theatre
Saturday 8 January Manchester, Opera House
Friday 14 January Exeter, Great Hall
Saturday 15 January Truro, Hall for Cornwall
Thursday 27 January Aylesbury, Waterside
Saturday 29 January Bournemouth, Pavilion Theatre
Saturday 5 February Birmingham, Hippodrome
Sunday 6 February Wolverhampton, Grand Theatre
Wednesday 9 February King’s Lynn, Corn Exchange
Saturday 12 February Ipswich, Regent
Friday 18 February Canterbury, The Marlowe
Saturday 19 February Cardiff, New Theatre
Saturday 26 February Guildford, G Live
Thursday 2 March Reading, Hexagon
Saturday 11 March Brighton, Dome
Thursday 16 March Inverness, Eden Court
Friday 17 March Perth, Concert Hall
Saturday 18 March Dundee, Caird Hall
Sunday 19 March Aberdeen, Music Hall
Friday 24 March Northampton, Royal & Derngate
Saturday 25 March Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall
Friday 31 March Leicester, De Montfort Hall
Saturday 1 April Bath, Forum
Friday 7 April London, Palladium
Saturday 8 April London, Palladium
Thursday 13 April Carlisle, Sands Centre
Friday 21 April Bromley, Churchill
Saturday 22 April Bromley, Churchill
Wednesday 26 April Blackpool, Grand
Thursday 27 April Blackburn, King George’s Hall
Friday 28 April Sheffield, City Hall
Thursday 4 May Stockton-On-Tees, The Globe
Friday 5 May Newcastle, O2 City Hall
Thursday 11 May Edinburgh, Playhouse
Friday 12 May Glasgow, King’s Theatre
Saturday 20 May Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre
Sunday 21 May Norwich, Theatre Royal
Saturday 27 May Oxford, New Theatre
Friday 2 June Bristol, Beacon
Saturday 3 June Swansea, Swansea Building Society Arena
Thursday 8 June Stockport, Plaza
Thursday 31 August Colchester, Charter Hall
Saturday 2 September Woking, Theatre
Friday 8 September Derry, Millenium Forum
Saturday 9 September Belfast, Waterfront
Saturday 16 September Liverpool, Empire
