Extra London Date Added For Huge Davies' Debut Tour ALBUM 4 MY ANCESTORS (DEAD)
The comedian kicked off the tour earlier this month with a 3 night run at Soho Theatre and will now be ending with a final London date at Leicester Square Theatre.
By: Stephi Wild Feb. 21, 2025
It was announced today that Huge Davies has added an extra London date to his debut tour, 'Album 4 My Ancestors (Dead)'. The comedian kicked off the tour earlier this month with a 3 night run at Soho Theatre and will now be ending with a final London date at Leicester Square Theatre on Friday 16th May (21:30). Huge's debut tour follows a critically acclaimed month long run at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe last year, which saw him place in the top best reviewed shows of the Fringe 2024 (British Comedy Guide). The comedian will be touring across the UK and Ireland including Brighton, Salford, Dublin, Belfast and Edinburgh, then returning to end the tour in London.
In this show, Huge will be performing a series of songs, but not songs he's written - these are songs passed down from his family members and ancestors (dead). From his Grandpa Joe finally winning a ticket to the chocolate factory to his brother Elliot finding a stray alien in the garden shed, there's something for everyone. The show will feature Huge's well known and loved personalised wearable keyboard, intricate deadpan style of humour and crowd participation all in an attempt to finally honour his incredible ancestors which include Batman, Ash Ketchum, Joey, Monica, Phoebe, Rachel, Chandler and Ross.
Huge's debut show, 'The Carpark', saw him completely sell out his Fringe run in 2019 and receive a nomination for Best Newcomer at the Edinburgh Comedy Awards that year. He then went on to sell out his London run with the show, which was thrice extended due to phenomenal demand, later recording and releasing it as a special with 800 Pound Gorilla Media. His following show, 'Whodunnit', was a critically acclaimed hit at the Edinburgh Fringe. His TV credits include 8 Out of 10 Cats Does Countdown (Channel 4), Roast Battle (Comedy Central), Jonathan Ross' Comedy Club (ITV 1), Avoidance (BBC) starring Romesh Ranganathan, Jessica Knappett, Aisling Bea and more and his writing credits include Never Mind The Buzzcocks (Sky Max). Huge is also the creator and star of The Artists, the semi-improvised Channel 4 sitcom which co-starred Helen Bauer, Travis Jay and more. He is also co-host of the hit podcast Slime Country with fellow comedians Ed Night and Sunil Patel and he has appeared on podcasts including Off Menu with Ed Gamble and James Acaster, Perfect Day with Jessica Knappett, Northern News with Amy Gledhill and Ian Smith and What Did You Do Yesterday? with Max Rushden and David O'Doherty.
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