BAFTA-winning Chris McCausland is heading back out on tour next year with a brand-new stand-up show entitled Waffle.
Waffle will kick off in September 2027 and run through to 2028.
Chris loves being on tour. He's especially looking forward to the hotel breakfasts, not being woken at 7am by his family every morning, oh, and his audience of course.
He said: ‘I'll be starting this tour three months after turning fifty, so if I was you, I'd get your tickets early to avoid having to stare at the top of my balding head from up in the gods for the duration of the show. You've been warned!’
Chris famously won the hearts of the nation in 2024 winning the BBC show Strictly Come Dancing. Amongst other things, it meant his stand-up tour Yonks! went on for a further year, selling over 350 thousand tickets nationwide, culminating at the legendary London Palladium.
A firm favourite on flagship comedy shows, Chris has appeared on The Royal Variety Performance and has made numerous appearances on Have I Got News for You, Would I Lie to You?, QI, The Last Leg, and 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown, Blankety Blank, Scared of the Dark, The Jonathan Ross Show, The Graham Norton Show, along with celebrity editions of The Chase, Pointless, and Mastermind, the latter of which he won with his chosen specialist subject, Pearl Jam.
He has also made four appearances on Live at the Apollo, including hosting the very last Christmas episode which will air in 2026.
Chris co-wrote and co-starred in - with Lee Mack - Bad Tidings, a Christmas film for Sky. He also fronted Chris McCausland: Seeing Into the Future for BBC, as well as, Wonders Of The World I Can’t See for C4.
On radio Chris is a familiar voice on R4 News Quiz as well as his own panel show You Heard It Here First, which has enjoyed three consecutive series.
This year, Chris added another string to his bow by joining Absolute Radio with The Chris McCausland Show, which airs every Sunday morning,
Chris’s debut autobiography, Keep Laughing, was published by Michael Joseph, Penguin Random House, at the end of 2025. The paperback will be released in January 2027. The audiobook version has just been nominated by The Speakies (the British Audio Awards) for Audiobook Of The Year.
Tickets are on sale now at: www.chrismccausland.com
Tour Schedule:
2027:
Wednesday 29 September Shrewsbury, Theatre Severn
Thursday 30 September Shrewsbury, Theatre Severn
Friday 1 October Shrewsbury, Theatre Severn
Saturday 2 October Dorking, Halls
Wednesday 6 October Warrington, Parr Hall
Thursday 7 October Bradford, St Georges Hall
Friday 8 October Warrington, Parr Hall
Saturday 9 October Bridlington, Spa
Sunday 10 October Blackburn, St Georges Hall
Tuesday 12 October Southport, Comedy Festival
Wednesday 13 October Southport, Comedy Festival
Thursday 14 October Salford, The Lowry
Friday 15 October Scarborough, Spa
Saturday 16 October St Albans, Arena
Thursday 21 October Stockport, Plaza
Friday 22 October Sheffield, City Hall
Saturday 23 October Derby, Valliant Live
Sunday 24 October Scunthorpe, Baths Hall
Thursday 4 November Stockton, Globe
Friday 5 November Chesterfield, Winding Wheel
Saturday 6 November Chesterfield, Winding Wheel
Sunday 7 November Salford, The Lowry
Wednesday 10 November Folkestone, Leas Cliff Hall
Friday 12 November Bath, Forum
Saturday 13 November Truro, Hall For Cornwall
Sunday 14 November Portsmouth, Kings Theatre
Thursday 18 November Poole, Lighthouse
Saturday 20 November Weymouth, Pavilion
Sunday 21 November Cheltenham, Town Hall
Thursday 25 November Bedford, Corn Exchange
Saturday 27 November Worthing, Assembly Hall
Sunday 28 November Great Yarmouth, Britania Pier
Sunday 5 December Dublin, 3Olympia
Monday 6 December Belfast, Waterfront Hall
2028:
Tuesday 11 January Malvern, Festival Theatre
Wednesday 12 January Malvern, Festival Theatre
Thursday 13 January Canterbury, Marlowe
Saturday 15 January Crawley, The Hawth
Sunday 16 January Leeds, Grand Theatre
Wednesday 19 January Tunbridge Wells, Assembly Hall
Friday 21 January Aylesbury, Waterside Theatre
Saturday 22 January Chester, Storyhouse
Wednesday 26 January Llandudno, Venue Cymru
Thursday 27 January Aberystwyth, Great Hall
Friday 28 January Wrexham, William Aston
Saturday 29 January Swansea, Grand Theatre
Sunday 30 January Cardiff, New Theatre
Thursday 3 February Reading, Hexagon
Friday 4 February Hackney, Empire
Saturday 5 February Halifax, Victoria Theatre
Sunday 6 February Carlisle, Sands Centre
Tuesday 8 February Glasgow, Pavilion Theatre
Thursday 10 February Aberdeen, Music Hall
Friday 11 February Perth, Concert Hall
Saturday 12 February Dunfermline, Alhambra Theatre
Sunday 13 February Edinburgh, Festival Theatre
Friday 18 February Crewe, Lyceum Theatre
Sunday 20 February Liverpool, Empire
Monday 21 February Isle Of Man, Villa Marina
Thursday 24 February Brighton, Concert Hall
Saturday 26 February Colchester, Charter Hall
Sunday 27 February Basingstoke, The Anvil
Monday 28 February Milton Keynes, Theatre
Thursday 2 March Watford, Colosseum
Friday 3 March Salisbury, City Hall
Saturday 4 March Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre
Sunday 5 March Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre
Wednesday 8 March Oxford, New Theatre
Thursday 9 March Bristol, Beacon
Friday 10 March Croydon, Fairfield Halls
Saturday 11 March Birmingham, Symphony Hall
Sunday 12 March Blackpool, Opera House
Wednesday 15 March Northampton, Royal and Derngate
Friday 17 March Leicester, De Montfort Hall
Saturday 18 March Peterborough, New Theatre
Sunday 19 March Harrogate, Theatre
Wednesday 22 March Hastings, White Rock Theatre
Friday 24 March King’s Lynn, Corn Exchange
Saturday 25 March Ipswich, Regent
Sunday 26 March Woking, New Victoria Theatre
Thursday 6 April Chatham, Central Theatre
Saturday 8 April Guildford, G Live
Sunday 9 April Dartford, Orchard Theatre
Saturday 22 April Southend, Cliffs Pavilion
Sunday 23 April Swindon, Wyvern Theatre
Wednesday 26 April Eastbourne, Congress Theatre
Friday 28 April Bournemouth, Pavilion
Saturday 29 April Plymouth, Arena
Sunday 30 April Fareham, Live
Thursday 4 May Doncaster, Cast
Friday 5 May Hull, City Hall
Saturday 6 May York, Barbican
Thursday 11 May Dunstable, Grove Theatre
Saturday 13 May Yeovil, Westlands
Thursday 18 May Lincoln, Engine Shed
Friday 19 May Newcastle, Tyne Theatre
Thursday 25 May Aldershot, Princes Theatre
Friday 26 May Stevenage, Concert Hall
Saturday 27 May Nottingham, Concert Hall
Sunday 28 May Skegness, Embassy
