Michael McIntrye announces UK dates for Macnificent show including one in Newcastle - how to get tickets

Comedian Michael McIntyre has announced a huge UK tour which  will take place across 2023 and 2024. McIntyre, who has been on the circuit for years, will perform at the Utilita Arena in Newcastle in March 2024.

The tour is set to begin in the Bristol Hippodrome on September 6. The tour will then head all over the UK, culminating at the SSE Arena in Belfast on June 1 2024, before heading off to North America and Europe.

He will also be performing in London. He holds the record for the highest selling artist at London’s O2, the UK’s biggest arena, for 28 sold out shows. In 2020 Michael devised and hosted the hit BBC One gameshow ‘Michael Mcintyre’s The Wheel’.

He is now  one of the most famous comedians from the UK, from his big break 17 years ago, when he performed on the televised 2006 Royal Variety Performance. Since then, ticket sales for his tours have surpassed more than four million.

McIntyre will perform in Newcastle on March 16, 2024 at the Utilita Arena. NewcastleWorld has all the information you need on how to get tickets.

How to get tickets to see Michael McIntyre in Newcastle

Tickets are set to go on pre-sale before they go on general sale. The Ticketmaster pre-sale will begin on Thursday, February 16 at 10am, and will continue for just under 24 hours until Friday, February 17 at 9am.

General sale tickets can be bought from 10am on Friday, February 17 through Ticketmaster.

Michael McIntyre UK Tour 2023/2024 dates and venues

2023

September 6, 7, 8 - Bristol, Hippodrome

October 12, 13, 14 - Bournemouth, International Centre

October 27, 28, 29 - Brighton, Brighton Centre

November 3, 4 - Dublin, 3Arena

November 25 - Leeds, First Direct Arena

December 1 - Swansea, Swansea Arena

December 2, 3 - Cardiff, International Arena

2024

February 23, 24 - Plymouth, Pavilions

March 8, 9 - Nottingham, Motorpoint Arena

March 16 - Newcastle, Utilita Arena

March 22, 23 - Manchester - AO Arena

April 5, 6, 12, 13 - London, The O2

April 20 - Liverpool, M&S Bank Arena

April 26 - Hull, Hull Arena

April 27 - Sheffield, Utilita Arena

May 10, 11  - London, OVO Arena Wembley

May 16 - Aberdeen, P&J Arena

May 18 - Glasgow, OVO Hydro

May 24, 25 - Birmingham, Utilita Arena

June 1 - Belfast, SSE Arena

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