Due to overwhelming demand and rapid ticket sales, comedians and podcast hosts Ed Gamble and James Acaster are excited to announce the addition of two extra shows to their 2026 live shows, Off Menu Live: The Tasting Menus. The expanded dates will now feature five shows across three days in March 2026, making it The Royal Albert Hall’s biggest-ever podcast run.

Tickets for the previously announced dates went on sale at 10am, with the newly added dates available now  and at seetickets.

Following a completely sold-out UK & Ireland tour in 2023 and fresh off the back of a packed-out London Palladium run last week, Ed and James are now gearing up to take over London’s prestigious Royal Albert Hall in March 2026.

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Grateful Dead co-founder Bobby Weir has announced a very special show with the Royal Philharmonic Concert Orchestra at London’s Royal Albert Hall on Saturday, June 21, 2025. The performance will mark Weir’s first appearance at this iconic venue and first show in London in over two decades.

Weir will be joined by his Wolf Bros bandmates: GRAMMY-winning producer Don Was on bass, along with Dead & Company bandmates Jeff Chimenti on piano and Jay Lane on drums.

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Set to open in Spring 2025, CityDays is thrilled to announce the ticket release for Race Across The World: The Experience – the first-ever playable experience inspired by the hit BBC TV series Race Across the World from Studio Lambert, part of All3Media. Those who sign up to the waitlist will be able to access discounted presale tickets from Wednesday 2 April, giving them 20% off and 48 hrs of exclusive booking ahead of general release on Friday 4 April.

This exciting adventure, in partnership with Studio Lambert, launches participants into the thrilling world of the hit TV show. Navigate the iconic streets of London, working as a team to outsmart rivals, while uncovering the city’s hidden gems in a heart-pounding race to the finish line!

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Applications are now open for the fourth year of the International Touring and Environmental Responsibility (ITER) programme, a programme initiated and funded by Arts Council England, the Danish Arts Foundation, and Arts Council Norway and designed and delivered by Julie’s Bicycle in collaboration with in futurum.

Travel and touring are essential to the arts, but they come at a cost. As the urgency of the climate crisis increases, so does the need for our sector to understand the impacts of touring and to develop sustainable models for sharing art while supporting a low-carbon, just future. ITER is a programme for both organisations and individuals that fosters relationships between artists and companies based in England, Denmark, and Norway, supporting them to develop new, environmentally responsible, inclusive and equitable approaches to international touring and collaboration.
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