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• Date 23 June , 2023
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International comedy superstar Jack Whitehall is back with his highly anticipated new live show. Following three complete sell-out arena tours Jack is eager to get back on the road doing what he does best - delighting audiences!

Jack says: “This is my most personal show yet, with plenty of material about the big changes that have happened in my life. It’s about my struggle to settle down gracefully. I’ve got a long-term partner, a ridiculous dog and am now hurtling towards middle aged without a clue. It’s about a foppish man-child’s crack handed attempt at adulting!”

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Jack Whitehall announces Utilita Arena Newcastle tour date as part of his brand new show ‘Settle Down’

International comedy superstar Jack Whitehall is back with his highly anticipated new live show and is heading to Utilita Arena Newcastle on Friday 23rd June. Following three complete sell-out arena tours Jack is eager to get back on the road doing what he does best – delighting audiences!

Jack says: “This is my most personal show yet, with plenty of material about the big changes that have happened in my life. It’s about my struggle to settle down gracefully. I’ve got a long-term partner, a ridiculous dog and am now hurtling towards middle aged without a clue. It’s about a foppish man-child’s crack handed attempt at adulting!”

Tickets for Jack Whitehall’ s performance in Newcastle will go on general sale from www.utilitaarena.co.uk from 10AM this Thursday, 6th April.

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Comedy superstar Jack Whitehall is back on the road with a brand-new show, Settle Down , that’s stopping by Utilita Arena on Friday 23rd June. We caught up with him for an exclusive chat before the Newcastle leg of his tour.

It’s been a while since your last major tour. What’s it like being back on the road after the craziness of the pandemic?

It’s amazing. It’s so incredible to be back in theatres and arenas doing shows again and having that kind of communal experience of interacting with an audience and a crowd and being all together to have a laugh. It’s just great and I think it makes me appreciate it all the more so having had that period of time where we weren’t able to do it.

I’ve spent the interim time since my last tour doing TV shows and films and stuff and whilst I love doing that, it’s quite a slow time process sometimes – it can be quite arduous and it’s a lot of waiting around.

These things don’t come out for months or years but the immediate and reactive nature of stand-up means I can come up with something in the afternoon and be up on stage that night telling it in front of an audience which is great.

I’m not beholden to editors or writers or producers. It’s just you and the audience and you can say whatever you like. I will never lose sight of how liberating that is.

What can fans expect from your latest show? We hear it’s about your struggle to settle down gracefully?

A lot of life has happened since I toured last. I’ve met my life partner and we’ve moved into a house together. We’ve got a mortgage and a dog and now we’ve got a baby on the way.

Congratulations!

Thank you so much! Yeah, it’s like these big things are sort of happening in my life. It definitely feels like it’s high time I started growing up a little bit, so the show is a reflection of that.

I’ll be talking about some of my reluctant attempts to master adulthood compared to my peers and brothers and sisters and stuff. The pressure is now on because a lot of stuff is happening and I’m able to reflect on that on stage. It’s a great source of material as well. It’s been a really fun show to write, that’s for sure.

Are you excited or nervous about becoming a dad? Or maybe a mix of both?

I’m really excited and also looking forward to picking things up with Netflix in maybe 20 years’ time and saying “How do you feel about me travelling across the globe with my child?” and continuing the Travels With My Father brand.

Or we could do three generations, but I’d need my dad to stick around for a while longer if that were to be possible.

Three generations of the Whitehall family would be amazing!

Yeah, exactly! Maybe we can get my dad cryogenically frozen and reanimate him in 20 years’ time!

Your previous tours have brought you to Newcastle often in the past. What do you love most about the city?

I’ve definitely dove into the Newcastle nightlife in the past and really enjoyed myself but I don’t know whether it’ll be the same at this stage in my life. I don’t know if I’ll be down for a night at Tup Tup Palace and I’ll maybe have to steer clear of the Bigg Market. Maybe I’ll just have a Horlicks in the hotel while I watch a bit of Question Time instead!

I always have a fun time whenever I come to Newcastle and I always end up hanging out with a guy that I met. I did this show – must’ve been ten years ago now – called Hit the Road Jack where I went around cities in the UK and part of the gimmick was that I would stay with a local who would show me around the city the night before a stand-up gig the following day.

The guy I met in Newcastle is called Paulo and we got on really well. He was around my age and had really funny parents – his dad was a big character – and I spent the night in his house in Newcastle after a night on the tiles. We just got on really well, so whenever I go back to Newcastle he always comes to my show. It’s the most unlikely friendship.

The show only went on for one series because it was such a terrible idea, staying with a random person. I don’t think production companies would allow that these days, but it was so funny.

So you’ll be catching up with Paulo next time you’re in the Toon?

Yeah, I always look forward to seeing him when I’m up there.

Do you enjoy a Geordie crowd at your gigs?

Yeah, Geordie crowds are fantastic and they come with the right attitude for a good night out and definitely don’t need a lot of warming up – I always look forward to that.

I normally start my tours down south performing in little regional theatres in the Home Counties and all of the audiences are quite prim and proper and – dare I say – a little bit up themselves.

So, by the time I get up to Newcastle I’m always like “wow!”. It’s a raucous crowd that’s always up for a laugh and sometimes they end up giving as good as they get as well. It’s one of those dates I look forward to the most when I’m on the road and I can’t want to get to Utilita Arena to do my show.

You’ve made quite a few quips about our beloved bakery chain Greggs in the past. Will you be indulging in a steak bake or two while you’re in Newcastle?

I will definitely be partaking in a Greggs when I get up there. I plan to just have a diet of Greggs and Newcy Browns because I feel that now with a child on the way it would be rude not to get involved, so I’m hoping I can really fuel that when I come up to Newcastle. I’ve been on the Hollywood diet lately – there’s been too many green juices in my life.

You need the Geordie diet in your life.

I need some greasy steak slices!

Did you know that our Primark branch has a Greggs inside of it?

No, I don’t know about that. Please tell me about that!

So, we have a pretty massive Primark in Newcastle and they recently opened a Greggs smack bang in the middle of it. It even has a sausage roll-shaped swing.

When did this happen?

Back in March. We think it shows how passionate we are about Greggs.

And it’s a giant Primark?

It’s a very big Primark.

Oh my god, I literally 100% promise you I will be writing this down in my notes. There will 100% be a reference to that in my show. And thank you very much – that sounds like what we call in comedy the “cheat code”. It’s a great little bit of local knowledge that I will definitely reference, and it’ll be probably downhill from there!

Happy we could help!

You’ll get a writing credit!

Lastly, do you have any pre-show rituals to get yourself hyped up for gigs?

Genuinely, my pre-show ritual at the moment is a Nando’s lemon and herb pitta and dropping two Imodiums before I go on stage. That’s definitely something I’ve enjoyed moving into my 30s, even if it’s not particularly rock and roll!

Jack Whitehall’s brand-new show Settle Down comes to Utilita Arena Newcastle on Friday 23rd June. Get your tickets booked at www.utilitaarena.co.uk/events/detail/jack-whitehall and keep your ears peeled for that Primark Greggs reference.

And heads up, Paulo… get your glad rags on because your BFF is back in town for a reunion!

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How to get tickets for Jack Whitehall’s 2023 UK tour

The comedian says it will be his ‘most personal show yet’

Having just completed his ‘Warming Up’ tour testing new material, famous posho-comedian Jack Whitehall has announced that he is primed and ready to take to the UK ’s arena stages. 

The ‘Bad Education’ star will be touring his new live show, ‘Jack Whitehall: Settle Down’, over the summer. It kicks off with three nights at the Brighton  Centre in June before Whitehall heads up north and will conclude with three nights at the London O2 in mid-July. 

We can probably expect a healthy dose of posh jokes, self-deprecation and family drama from the comic, whose much-loved Netflix show, ‘Travels With My Father’, made a comic duo out of him and his dad.

His previous tour in 2019 was the largest comedy tour of that year, selling out arenas across the country. Here’s everything you need to know about getting your hands on a ticket this time. 

When do Jack Whitehall tickets go on sale? 

Tickets go on sale to the general public on Thursday April 6. 

Is there a pre-sale?

Fans signed up to Whitehall’s mailing list will have access to tickets a day early, from 10am on Wednesday April 5. 

How much are Jack Whitehall tickets?

Prices of tickets are still to be confirmed. 

What has he said about the tour?

The comedian called the tour his ‘most personal show yet’.

He said: ‘It’s about my struggle to settle down gracefully. I’ve got a long-term partner, a ridiculous dog and am now hurtling towards middle aged without a clue. It’s about a foppish man-child’s crack handed attempt at adulting!’

What are the dates for Jack Whitehall’s tour? 

June 13 – Brighton, Brighton Centre

June 14 –  Brighton, Brighton Centre

June 15 –  Brighton, Brighton Centre

June 16  – Bournemouth, BIC

June17 –  Leeds, First Direct Arena

June 18 – Leeds, First Direct Arena, Leeds

June 19 – Glasgow, OVO Hydro

June 20 – Sheffield Utilita Arena

June 21 – Manchester AO Arena

June 22  – Nottingham Motorpoint Arena

June 23 – Newcastle Utilita Arena

June 24 – Manchester AO Arena

June 25 – Liverpool, M & S Bank Arena 

July 4 – Cardiff International Arena

July 5 – Nottingham Motorpoint Arena

July 7 – Birmingham Utilita Arena

July 8  – Birmingham Utilita Arena

July 9 – Cardiff International Arena

July 10 – Cardiff International Arena

July 14 – London O2 Arena

July 15 – London O2 Arena

July 16 – London O2 Arena 

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How to get Jack Whitehall tour tickets: Pre-sale, prices, dates and venues for his 2023 UK shows

The settle down uk is 'about a foppish man-child’s crack handed attempt at adulting,' the comedian says.

Jack Whitehall is back and he is travelling UK-wide with his Settle Down UK tour.

The star is embarking on his sixth stand-up tour as one of the country’s most loved comedy acts .

When do Jack Whitehall tickets go on sale?

Tickets are on sale from 10am on Thursday 6 April and they can be purchased through his website , as well as on Ticketmaster of the Ticket Factory.

But members of his mailing list or O2 and Virgin Media customers can get early access form 10am on Wednesday 5 April.

Whitehall wrote on Twitter on Tuesday: “Big day tomorrow, presale for the tour starts, last chance to join my mailing list for early access to avoid disappointment. I promise if you sign up you won’t get spammed by my mother trying to get you to listen to her podcast or flog her marmalade.”

When and where will Jack Whitehall perform?

The below dates have been confirmed:

• 13th June 2023 – The Brighton Centre, Brighton
• 14th June 2023 – The Brighton Centre, Brighton
• 15th June 2023 – The Brighton Centre, Brighton
• 16th June 2023 – International Centre, Bournemouth
• 17th June 2023 – First Direct Arena, Leeds
• 18th June 2023 – First Direct Arena, Leeds
• 19th June 2023 – OVO Hydro, Glasgow
• 20th June 2023 – Utilita Arena, Sheffield
• 21st June 2023 – AO Arena, Manchester
• 22nd June 2023 – Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham
• 23rd June 2023 – Utilita Arena, Newcastle upon Tyne
• 24th June 2023 – AO Arena, Manchester
• 25th June 2023 – M&S Bank Arena, Liverpool
• 4th July 2023 – International Arena, Cardiff
• 5th July 2023 – Motorpoint Arena, Nottingham
• 7th July 2023 – Utilita Arena, Birmingham
• 8th July 2023 – Utilita Arena, Birmingham
• 9th July 2023 – International Arena, Cardiff
• 10th July 2023 – International Arena, Cardiff
• 14th July 2023 – The O2, London
• 15th July 2023 – The O2, London
• 16th July 2023 – The O2, London

How much are tickets?

Pre-sale tickets for the London O2 gigs are showing up as starting at £45 and going up to £72 for ordinary tickets. Premium seating starts at £129 and goes up to £149 per ticket.

This includes: “Reserved seating within a private row on Level 1 of The O2 arena where your ticket includes a food and drink voucher, a bar to rest on plus in-seat service so you don’t have to miss any of the action.”

What can we expect from the tour?

This is Jack’s biggest tour yet, and fans are sure to be excited to see what he has in store for them.

He wasn’t giving many clues about what’s to come, but wrote on Instagram: “Exciting news! I’m heading out on an arena tour this summer. Hitting all the major cities with one of my biggest shows yet.

“Tickets will go on sale next week. You can join my mailing list to skip the queue, Even if I slightly object to such behaviour on principle. Head to www.jackwhitehall.com to ensure you get a ticket to what promises to be an epic night out! #linkinbio .”

He did say, however, that “it’s about my struggle to settle down gracefully. I’ve got a long-term partner, a ridiculous dog and am now hurtling towards middle age without a clue. It’s about a foppish man-child’s crack handed attempt at adulting!”

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3 May 2023, 09:50 | Updated: 2 August 2023, 12:46

Jack Whitehall is hitting the road with his live show, Settle Down.

International comedy star Jack Whitehall is back with his highly anticipated new live show.

After three complete sell-out arena tours Jack is getting back on the road, doing what he does best and giving the nation all the LOLs.

Jack said of the tour: “ This is my most personal show yet, with plenty of material about the big changes that have happened in my life. It’s about my struggle to settle down gracefully. I’ve got a long-term partner, a ridiculous dog and am now hurtling towards middle aged without a clue. It’s about a foppish man-child’s cack-handed attempt at adulting!”

Here's everything you need to know about Settle Down, from dates and venues to how to get tickets.

Dates and venues

• June 17th – First Direct Arena, Leeds
• June 18th – First Direct Arena, Leeds
• June 20th – Utilita Arena, Sheffield
• August 18th – Victoria Theatre, Halifax

How to get tickets to Settle Down

Tickets are on sale now at JackWhitehall.com .

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Here are the most recent UK tour dates we had listed for Jack Whitehall. Were you there?

• Mon 5 Feb Swansea Arena Jack Whitehall

December 2023

• Thu 21 Dec London, OVO Arena, Wembley Jack Whitehall
• Wed 20 Dec Swansea Arena Jack Whitehall
• Tue 19 Dec Brentwood Live Jack Whitehall
• Mon 18 Dec London, Theatre Royal Drury Lane Jack Whitehall

November 2023

• Tue 7 Nov Colchester, Charter Hall Jack Whitehall

October 2023

• Sun 29 Oct Torquay, Princess Theatre Jack Whitehall
• Wed 25 Oct Croydon, Fairfield Halls Jack Whitehall
• Tue 24 Oct Reading, Hexagon Jack Whitehall
• Sun 15 Oct The Bristol Hippodrome Jack Whitehall
• Sat 14 Oct The Bristol Hippodrome Jack Whitehall
• Fri 13 Oct Leicester, De Montfort Hall Jack Whitehall
• Mon 9 Oct Blackpool Winter Gardens Jack Whitehall
• Sun 8 Oct Aberdeen, P&J Live Jack Whitehall
• Fri 6 Oct SSE Arena, Belfast Jack Whitehall
• Wed 4 Oct Southend-on-Sea, Cliffs Pavilion Jack Whitehall

September 2023

• Fri 29 Sep Stockton-on-Tees, Stockton Globe Jack Whitehall
• Thu 28 Sep Salford, The Lowry Jack Whitehall
• Wed 27 Sep Scarborough Spa Jack Whitehall
• Wed 20 Sep Utilita Arena Cardiff Jack Whitehall
• Mon 18 Sep New Theatre Oxford Jack Whitehall
• Sat 16 Sep The BIC, Bournemouth Jack Whitehall

August 2023

• Thu 24 Aug Peterborough New Theatre Jack Whitehall
• Mon 21 Aug Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre Jack Whitehall
• Sun 20 Aug Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre Jack Whitehall
• Fri 18 Aug Halifax, Victoria Theatre Jack Whitehall
• Thu 17 Aug Grimsby Auditorium Jack Whitehall
• Mon 14 Aug Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre Jack Whitehall
• Thu 3 Aug The Great Hall, Exeter Jack Whitehall
• Thu 3 Aug Ipswich, Regent Theatre Jack Whitehall
• Wed 2 Aug The Great Hall, Exeter Jack Whitehall
• Sun 16 Jul London, The O2 Jack Whitehall
• Sat 15 Jul London, The O2 Jack Whitehall
• Fri 14 Jul London, The O2 Jack Whitehall
• Thu 13 Jul Wolverhampton, The Civic at The Halls Jack Whitehall
• Wed 12 Jul York Barbican Jack Whitehall
• Tue 11 Jul Llandudno, Venue Cymru Jack Whitehall
• Mon 10 Jul Utilita Arena Cardiff Jack Whitehall
• Sun 9 Jul Utilita Arena Cardiff Jack Whitehall
• Sat 8 Jul Utilita Arena Birmingham Jack Whitehall
• Fri 7 Jul Utilita Arena Birmingham Jack Whitehall
• Wed 5 Jul Motorpoint Arena Nottingham Jack Whitehall
• Tue 4 Jul Utilita Arena Cardiff Jack Whitehall
• Sun 25 Jun M&S Bank Arena Liverpool Jack Whitehall
• Sat 24 Jun Manchester, The AO Arena Jack Whitehall
• Fri 23 Jun Newcastle upon Tyne, Utilita Arena Newcastle Jack Whitehall
• Thu 22 Jun Motorpoint Arena Nottingham Jack Whitehall
• Wed 21 Jun Manchester, The AO Arena Jack Whitehall
• Tue 20 Jun Utilita Arena Sheffield Jack Whitehall
• Mon 19 Jun Glasgow, The OVO Hydro Jack Whitehall
• Sun 18 Jun Leeds, first direct arena Jack Whitehall
• Sat 17 Jun Leeds, first direct arena Jack Whitehall
• Fri 16 Jun The BIC, Bournemouth Jack Whitehall
• Thu 15 Jun Brighton Centre Jack Whitehall
• Wed 14 Jun Brighton Centre Jack Whitehall
• Tue 13 Jun Brighton Centre Jack Whitehall
• Thu 8 Jun Ipswich, Regent Theatre Jack Whitehall
• Wed 7 Jun Bath, The Forum Jack Whitehall
• Tue 6 Jun Basingstoke, Anvil Arts Jack Whitehall
• Mon 5 Jun Plymouth Pavilions Jack Whitehall
• Sat 3 Jun Hull, Connexin Live Jack Whitehall
• Wed 31 May Northampton, Royal & Derngate Theatre Jack Whitehall
• Sat 27 May Swansea Arena Jack Whitehall
• Wed 24 May Cambridge Corn Exchange Jack Whitehall
• Tue 23 May Portsmouth Guildhall Jack Whitehall
• Sat 13 May Woking, New Victoria Theatre Jack Whitehall
• Wed 3 May Milton Keynes Theatre Jack Whitehall: Warm Up Show
• Thu 27 Apr Blackburn, King George's Hall Jack Whitehall: Warm Up Show
• Tue 4 Apr Hull, Connexin Live Jack Whitehall: Warm Up Show
• Mon 3 Apr New Theatre Oxford Jack Whitehall: Warm Up Show
• Sun 2 Apr Cheltenham Racecourse Jack Whitehall: Warm Up Show
• Thu 30 Mar Milton Keynes Theatre Jack Whitehall: Warm Up Show
• Wed 29 Mar Reading, Hexagon Jack Whitehall: Warm Up Show
• Tue 28 Mar Stoke-on-Trent, Regent Theatre Jack Whitehall: Warm Up Show
• Sun 26 Mar Plymouth Pavilions Jack Whitehall: Warm Up Show
• Fri 24 Mar Eastbourne, Congress Theatre Jack Whitehall: Warm Up Show
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• Thu 16 Mar Colchester, Charter Hall Jack Whitehall: Warm Up Show
• Wed 15 Mar Southend-on-Sea, Cliffs Pavilion Jack Whitehall: Warm Up Show
• Sun 12 Mar Portsmouth Guildhall Jack Whitehall: Warm Up Show

December 2022

• Thu 22 Dec Croydon, Fairfield Halls Jack Whitehall - Work in Progress
• Tue 20 Dec Portsmouth Guildhall Jack Whitehall - Work In Progress
• Mon 19 Dec London, Savoy Theatre Jack Whitehall & Friends In Aid of Diabetes UK
• Sat 17 Dec O2 Guildhall Southampton Jack Whitehall - Work in Progress
• Fri 16 Dec The BIC, Bournemouth Jack Whitehall - Work in Progress
• Thu 15 Dec Brighton Dome Jack Whitehall - Work in Progress
• Tue 13 Dec Portsmouth Guildhall Jack Whitehall - Work in Progress
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• Sat 10 Dec Bath, The Forum Jack Whitehall - Work in Progress

October 2022

• Sat 8 Oct Aylesbury Waterside Theatre Jack Whitehall - Work in Progress
• Wed 23 Mar London Palladium Jack Whitehall with Hilary & Michael: How to Survive Family Holidays
• Mon 21 Mar ➙ Tue 22 Mar Nottingham, Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall Jack Whitehall with Hilary & Michael: How to Survive Christmas
• Sun 20 Mar London, Eventim Apollo Jack Whitehall with Hilary & Michael: How to Survive Christmas
• Sat 19 Mar Brighton Centre Jack Whitehall with Hilary & Michael: How to Survive Christmas
• Thu 17 Mar Peterborough, East of England Arena & Events Centre Jack Whitehall with Hilary & Michael: How to Survive Christmas
• Wed 16 Mar Derby Arena Jack Whitehall with Hilary & Michael: How to Survive Christmas
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Jack Whitehall announces TWO nights at First Direct Arena for new comedy tour ‘Settle Down’

Comedian Jack Whitehall has announced he will be touring the UK with a brand new show this summer, and Leeds is lucky enough to have two dates booked.

The Bad Education and Fresh Meat actor has said that this will be his most “personal” tour to date, sharing with Comedy.com that “ Jack Whitehall  says that theres: “plenty of material about the big changes that have happened in my life.

“It’s about my struggle to settle down gracefully. I’ve got a long-term partner, a ridiculous dog and am now hurtling towards middle aged without a clue. It’s about a foppish man-child’s cack-handed attempt at adulting!”

🆕 @jackwhitehall brings his new live show #SettleDown to #Leeds @fdarena this June! 🎟️🎟️ available from 10AM Thursday 6 April. ℹ️ https://t.co/aMeKR1yBBK pic.twitter.com/FB5rP16glU — first direct arena (@fdarena) March 31, 2023

More recently starring in the Netflix hit Travels With My Father, Whitehall has sold out three arena tours across the UK and Ireland as well as in New Zealand and Australia.

The full tour dates are as followed:

Tuesday 13 June: Brighton, Brighton Centre Wednesday 14 June: Brighton, Brighton Centre Thursday 15 June: Brighton, Brighton Centre Friday 16 June: Bournemouth, BIC Saturday 17 June: Leeds, First Direct Arena Sunday 18 June: Leeds, First Direct Arena Monday 19 June: Glasgow, Hydro Tuesday 20 June: Sheffield, Utilita Arena Wednesday 21 June: Manchester, AO Arena Thursday 22 June: Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena Friday 23 June: Newcastle, Utilita Arena Saturday 24 June: Manchester, AO Arena Sunday 25 June: Liverpool, M & S Bank Arena

Tuesday 4 July: Cardiff, International Arena Wednesday 5 July: Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena Friday 7 July: Birmingham, Utilita Arena Saturday 8 July: Birmingham, Utilita Arena Sunday 9 July: Cardiff, International Arena Monday 10 July: Cardiff, International Arena Friday 14 July: London, The O2 Saturday 15 July: London, The O2 Sunday 16 July: London, The O2

This news makes Jack Whitehall the second comedian to announce a stop at the First Direct Arena this week. Ricky Gervais , as well as Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds , Busted and Interpol both announced earlier this week they would be coming to Leeds this summer.

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Tickets go on sale for Jack Whitehall’s Settle Down tour on Wednesday 5 April 2023 on Ticketmaster , amongst other ticket sales websites.

To gain access to presale, fans need to sign up to the Jack Whitehall mailing list on his website here.

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Today, award-winning comedian, actor, presenter, and writer Jack Whitehall announced his 2023 North American tour. Produced by Live Nation, Jack Whitehall: Jackarse kicks off on Thursday, February 16th at Miller Theater in Philadelphia with stops in New York, Toronto, Chicago, Portland and more before wrapping up on Saturday, March 4th at Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco. 

TICKETS: Tickets will go on sale starting Friday, December 16th at 10am local time at ticketmaster.com .

Jack Whitehall 2023 Dates: 

Thu Feb 16 – Philadelphia, PA – Miller Theater

Fri Feb 17 – New York, NY – Beacon Theatre

Sat Feb 18 – Toronto, ON – Massey Hall

Sun Feb 19 – Ottawa, ON – National Arts Centre / Centre national des Arts

Thu Feb 23 – Minneapolis, MN – The Fillmore Minneapolis

Fri Feb 24 – Chicago, IL – The Chicago Theatre 

Sat Feb 25 – Vancouver, BC – Vogue Theatre* 

Sun Feb 26 – Seattle, WA – Moore Theatre

Tue Feb 28 – Portland, OR – Revolution Hall

Wed Mar 01 – Denver, CO – Paramount Theatre

Thu Mar 02 – Austin, TX – The Paramount Theatre*

Fri Mar 03 – Los Angeles, CA – The Theatre at Ace Hotel

Sat Mar 04 – San Francisco, CA – Palace of Fine Arts

*Non-Live Nation Date

About Jack Whitehall

Jack Whitehall is an award-winning comedian, actor, presenter and writer.

He most recently starred alongside Dwayne Johnson and Emily Blunt in Disney’s JUNGLE CRUISE, and in CLIFFORD THE BIG RED DOG for Paramount. Both films are currently in development for sequels. He will next star alongside Shailene Woodley in ROBOTS, an independent romantic comedy directed by Academy Award nominee Ant Hines. Jack has also just finished filming the second season of the Apple TV+ hit comedy series, THE AFTERPARTY, opposite Tiffany Haddish, Zoe Chao and Sam Richardson, which will be released in 2023.

Jack’s previous film work has included Lasse Hallstrom’s THE NUTCRACKER AND THE FOUR REALMS (playing opposite Keira Knightley, Helen Mirren, and Morgan Freeman) for Disney, Garry Marshall’s MOTHER’S DAY (playing opposite Julia Roberts and Jennifer Garner) and THE BAD EDUCATION MOVIE, which he also wrote.

On television, Jack is widely celebrated for his hit Netflix show TRAVELS WITH MY FATHER, which released its fifth season last fall. He has also starred in GOOD OMENS opposite Jon Hamm and Michael Sheen for Amazon and BOUNTY HUNTERS opposite Rosie Perez for Sky Television. His other television credits include: DECLINE & FALL (BBC), FRESH MEAT (C4) and BAD EDUCATION (BBC), which is being reprieved this Christmas with a one off Special followed by a new series with new cast in 2023 that Jack is Executive Producing. Jack also served as writer on a number of these shows.

An acclaimed comedian who loves the stage, Jack’s Netflix special JACK WHITEHALL: I’M ONLY JOKING was released in 2020. His biggest-ever stand-up tour, JACK WHITEHALL: STOOD UP, sold out arenas across the UK, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia. Jack has previously sold-out venues across the UK on two earlier tours: JACK WHITEHALL GETS AROUND (2014) and JACK WHITEHALL: AT LARGE (2017), also filmed for Netflix.

As a presenter, Jack has hosted the BRIT Awards for four years (2018-21) and several other prestigious award ceremonies including the GQ Men of the Year Awards (2020), the BAFTA Britannia Awards (2015, 2017-18) and The British Fashion Awards (2014-17). He became the youngest-ever host of the Royal Variety Performance in 2015. 

Jack began his career at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in 2007, where he won both The Charlie Hartill Special Reserve Competition and The Amused Moose Laugh Off. A string of further awards followed, including The British Comedy Awards’ King Of Comedy, as voted for by the public, three years in a row.

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Review of Jack Whitehall in Newcastle - bits of brilliance but stop with the 'oh matron' stuff

Here's what our reviewer thought of comedian Jack Whitehall's date at Utilita Arena in Newcastle

• 08:34, 8 DEC 2019
• Updated 08:42, 8 DEC 2019

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A week before Jack Whitehall arrived in Newcastle , there was a stinking review for his show in The Guardian.

'Puerile' and 'by-the-numbers' was its writer's scathing one-star assessment of Stood Up, the comedian's latest arena-sized tour.

I'm sure Jack would be the first to admit he is not some edgy boundary-busting comic.

I mean, within five minutes he's managed to somehow make a Brexit joke that involves him doing something rude with his finger.

Lots and lots of people like Jack Whitehall. They like him because he's a bit daft, a bit crude and is basically a posh man-child.

If you aren't a superfan, two hours of his routine can tire.

There is a lot of him wiggling his backside, saying something mildly offensive and then pretending to have shocked even himself.

One routine in particular, in which he spends about five minutes with his shirt over his head and pleading with fans not to take pictures because he looked stupid was just... urgh.

It grows old fast. But it has to be said there are infrequent flashes of brilliance dotted throughout.

He's at his best when drawing on material about his family. The hugely popular (and quite brilliant) Netflix show Travels With My Father has opened up the Whitehall clan to the British public and any mention of them draws cheers and belly laughs.

Michael's arguably eclipsed his son in terms of popularity and his presence looms throughout, either in jokes or the pretty decent musical number which ends the show.

A joke involving his mum's resemblance to a certain Royal was one of the better gags and he should play on this more as people loved it.

He's also on form when pointing out the quirks of modern life. Stuff about how there are too many types of milk these days - I mean, it sounds a bit naff on paper but when he gets going with the routine, he executes it to perfection.

And it is jokes like this which remind you why someone who would likely get booed off the stage at a small comedy club is instead playing arenas.

As the Netflix show reveals, he's moved to America to pursue a Hollywood career. A quick look online shows he's got some pretty juicy gigs in the pipeline.

And as a stage presence, he's dynamite. He moves around, covering every inch with his clowning.

His jokes might be a bit poor at times, but his delivery and timing are spot on. And despite being a super posh public schoolboy, he's actually somehow incredibly likeable. But it is those toilet humour jokes which let him down.

I'm a man from the North East, I love a fart joke more than anyone but a lot of them are even older than Michael Whitehall.

Jack himself has been around a while now but at times you feel like you have paid to watch a student rep on a night out during Fresher's Week.

Stuff about urinals, rounded off with him shaking his bum again, raising his eyebrows and doing an 'oh matron' voice, is just meh.

It gets sniggers but there never seems to be any real belly laughs - and it will get old eventually. And it is a shame as when he's not doing that, he's genuinely very good.

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Jack whitehall fan report: ratings and reviews, 13 reviews (ø 4.5).

I took my 17year old and friends, Jack came on stage at the time stated,he was on for the full time no warm up which we found really good as we payed to see Jack Whitehall and we did for the full event ,Jack was funny and it was acceptable for all ages over the stated suggested age, the night went quickly and was entertaining. But see him again

Jack Whitehall at his absolute best, laughed all the way through, some brilliant surprises will definitely see him again

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The opening was brilliant - Jack came in on a Segway and rode round the whole circumference, accompanied by pyrotechnics. Stage was a strange arrangement, being in the centre of the venue which meant that Jack had his back to parts of the audience at any given time. First half very good, but second dwelt too much on his love of the Lion King. The comedian probably appealed to a student audience given his tender age of 25. Too much giggling was evident as he claimed he forgot part of a joke and when he failed to deliver regional accents. All in all, a decent night out and a fair introduction to Arena stand-up for Jack, but hopefully this comedian can only get better

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