Fresh off the back of selling out his entire European tour, Los Angeles-based comedian and musician Morgan Jay has announced new UK/EU dates for his hugely successful “The Goofy Guy” Tour.
Morgan’s infectious blend of musical comedy and off-the-cuff improvisation has taken audiences by storm. His signature style of humour, music, and audience interaction creates a live show unlike any other. Known for turning life’s awkward moments into laugh-out-loud songs, Morgan’s performances are often described as “authentic, heartfelt, and hilariously relatable.” With over a million followers across TikTok and Instagram, his viral videos have gained him fans worldwide, and his recent sold-out shows have left UK audiences wanting more.
Morgan’s unique brand of comedy, which blends music and stand-up, has been praised for its intimacy and engagement. Fans call his live shows “a mix of concert and comedy night with your funniest friend.” Morgan has also made waves with appearances on MTV’s Wild’N’Out, NBC, and Comedy Central and was named a New Face of Comedy at the 2023 Just For Laughs Festival, further establishing his growing influence in the comedy world.
Following the overwhelming demand for tickets, Morgan has added new June 2025 dates to his UK tour, including stops at O2 Apollo Manchester, Eventim Apollo in London, and Bristol Beacon. These new dates follow the previously sold-out shows in May, including The Queen’s Hall in Edinburgh and Southbank Centre in London. Tickets for the new dates are on sale Friday 29th November at 10am at livenation.co.uk.
Lana Del Rey announces a 2025 UK & Ireland Summer Tour. Following a series of sensational live shows in 2024 – including headline performances at festivals including Coachella, Reading & Leeds, and Rock en Seine, as well as her first stadium show at Fenway Park, Boston, USA – now, Del Rey returns with her first UK and Ireland stadium shows.
With the charts currently an ever evolving reality by the week, with the likes of iTunes and Spotify shaping the way we consume music, Pop music’s journey within the first couple of decades into the new millennium has been fascinating to watch – pop the foundation of our mainstream musical landscape. Making their mark almost 30 years ago now with their confident, authentic, boisterous brand of pop, Five dominated the 90s UK Pop scene, hits such as “Keep On Movin” and “We Will Rock You” staples of their tenure at the top of the charts. Returning this Christmas to embark on the The Biggest 90s and 00s Disco Arena shows on Friday 13thand Saturday 14that OVO London and OVO Glasgow as well as the Kubix Arena Tour from 20thto 22ndDecember in Aberdeen, Leeds and Hull, band member Scott Robinson tells us more about what to expect.
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