RuPaul’s Drag Race announces series 4 UK tour and Newcastle O2 City Hall date - how to get tickets, presale

RuPaul’s Drag Race is coming back to a theatre or arena near year with a new UK tour, following two hugely successful tours. The current contestants, vying to be the season four winner, will soon be heading on the road with a Newcastle date pencilled in.

The tour will get underway in Spring 2023 and last until May, starting in the south of England, in Plymouth. The tour will see all the icons from season four travel the UK, appearing in London, Bristol, Newcastle and more.

Season four of Drag Race UK is still currently on television, returning to our screens in September 2022, and if your favourite drag queen has been knocked out you’ll get the chance to see them once more with all 12 set to appear on the highly anticipated tour. The drag queens attending are: Baby, Black Peppa, Cheddar Gorgeous, Copper Top, Dakota Schiffer, Danny Beard, Jonbers Blonde, Just May, Le Fil, Pixie Polite, Sminty Drop and Starlet.

Regarding the tour, Ben Hatton, Director of Theatre Touring for Cuffe and Taylor, said: “We are delighted to be presenting our third live tour of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK. It is a show that is outrageous and exciting in equal measures and audiences just absolutely love it. “Get ready for a completely laugh out loud evening of no holds barred entertainment!”

When is the RuPaul Drag Race season four UK tour coming to London?

RuPaul’s Drag Race UK will come to Newcastle’s O2 City Hall on May 4 2023.

How to get tickets to see the season four tour of RuPaul’s Drag Race UK

Tickets to see the tour of RuPaul’s Drag Race season four are not yet on sale. Presale will go live on Live Nation on Thursday, November 3 2022 and you must be registered. Tickets will then go on general sale on Friday, November 4 2022, also on Live Nation.

Full list of UK tour dates for the RuPaul Drag Race tour

• Plymouth: Plymouth Pavilions, April 14
• Brighton: Brighton Dome, April 15
• Southampton: Mayflower Theatre, April 16
• Birmingham: Symphony Hall, April 16
• Manchester: Opera House, April 19
• Glasgow: King’s Theatre, April 21
• Stockton: Stockton Globe, April 22
• Sheffield: Sheffield City Hall, April 23
• Liverpool: Empire Theatre, April 24
• Nottingham: Royal Concert Hall, April 27
• London: Royal Albert Hall, April 28
• Southend: Cliffs Pavilion, April 29
• Cardiff: Motorpoint Arena, April 30
• Swansea: Swansea Arena, May 1
• Ipswich: Ipswich Regent Theatre, May 3
• Newcastle: O2 City Hall, May 4
• Leeds: First Direct Arena, May 6
• Bristol: Bristol Hippodrome, May 7

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