The show kicks off in London on 3rd September and is now extended through to 2025.
Fan favourite comedian Milton Jones has announced extra dates to his HA!MILTON live tour. The show kicks off in London on 3rd September and is now extended through to 2025. Tickets for the new dates are available on Friday 26th July.
Milton Jones, hailed as the king of the one-liner, is gearing up to embark on a highly anticipated tour that promises to leave audiences in stitches. With his trademark quirky style and lightning-fast wit, Milton has been captivating audiences with his clever wordplay and surreal humor since and HA!MILTON. is set to be his best yet. His unique ability to craft punchy, memorable jokes has earned him widespread acclaim, making each of his shows a must-see event for comedy enthusiasts everywhere. As he prepares to take the stage once again, fans eagerly anticipate an evening filled with laughter and unforgettable comedic moments courtesy of the incomparable Milton Jones. Topics include giraffes… and there’s a bit about tomatoes.
Milton Jones said: “’I regret to announce that I will no longer be running for president of America. After consulting with colleagues I now feel the right thing to do in early 2025 is lots of extra dates of my show Ha!Milton. On balance I think this is more likely to bring about world peace. Apologies to all those who had already bought ‘Milton in wet concrete would set a good president’ hats.”
Milton Jones regularly appeared on Mock the Week (BBC2) and has also appeared on Live at the Apollo(BBC1), Michael McIntyre’s Roadshow (BBC1) and House of Games (BBC2). Milton is currently working on his 15th series for Radio 4, and performs regularly on the BBC classic Sorry I Haven’t a Clue, including appearing on their last UK Tour. Milton’s previous tour shows, Milton Impossible, Milton Jones is Out There, Milton Jones On The Road, each performed to over one hundred thousand people. He is a Perrier Best Newcomer winner and Best Show Nominee as well as having won two Sony Awards and received a British Comedy Award nominee. Milton is the author of Where Do Comedians Go When They die? along with 10 Second Sermon’s and Even more Concise 10 Second Sermons.
Tuesday, 3 September London, Bloomsbury Theatre
Wednesday, 4 September London, Bloomsbury Theatre
Thursday, 5 September London, Bloomsbury Theatre
Saturday, 7 September York, Grand Opera House
Sunday, 8 September Loughborough, Town Hall
Wednesday, 11 September St Albans, Alban Arena
Thursday, 12 September Basingstoke, The Anvil
Friday, 13 September Catford, Broadway Theatre
Saturday, 14 September Swindon, Wyvern Theatre
Sunday, 15 September Northampton, Derngate Theatre
Wednesday, 18 September Dublin, 3Olympia
Thursday, 19 September Derry, Millennium Forum
Friday, 20 September Cork, Opera House
Saturday, 21 September Galway, Leisureland
Sunday, 22 September Belfast, Waterfront Hall
Wednesday, 25 September Leicester, De Montfort Hall
Thursday, 26 September Grimsby, Auditorium
Friday, 27 September Leamington, Royal Spa Centre
Sunday, 29 September Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall
Wednesday, 2 October Buxton, Opera House
Thursday, 3 October Port Talbot, Princess Royal Theatre
Friday, 4 October Aberystwyth, Arts Centre
Saturday, 5 October Chester, Storyhouse
Sunday, 6 October Birmingham, Town Hall
Wednesday, 9 October High Wycombe, Swan Theatre
Thursday, 10 October Aylesbury, Waterside Theatre
Friday, 11 October Hereford, Courtyard
Saturday, 12 October Treorchy, Park and Dare
Sunday, 13 October Cardiff, New Theatre
Wednesday, 16 October Barnstaple, Queen’s Theatre
Thursday, 17 October Southampton, Central Hall
Friday, 18 October Aldershot, Princes Hall
Saturday, 19 October Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre
Sunday, 20 October Cheltenham, Everyman
Wednesday, 23 October Exeter, Corn Exchange
Thursday, 24 October Newbury, Corn Exchange
Friday, 25 October Croydon, Ashcroft Theatre
Saturday, 26 October Winchester, Theatre royal
Sunday, 27 October Exmouth, Pavilion
Wednesday, 30 October Ipswich, Corn Exchange
Thursday, 31 October Cambridge, Corn Exchange
Friday, 1 November Dorking, Dorking Halls
Saturday, 2 November Ramsgate, The Granville Theatre
Sunday, 3 November Chatham, Central Theatre
Wednesday, 6 November Billingham, Forum Theatre
Thursday, 7 November Edinburgh, The Queen’s Hall
Friday, 8 November Aberdeen, Music Hall
Saturday, 9 November Glasgow, Pavilion Theatre
Sunday, 10 November Dundee, Whitehall Theatre
Thursday, 14 November Norwich, Epic Studios
Friday, 15 November Reading, The Hexagon
Sunday, 17 November Blackburn, King George’s Hall
Wednesday, 20 November Middlesbrough, Town Hall
Thursday, 21 November Sunderland, Fires Station
Friday, 22 November Newark, Palace Theatre
Saturday, 23 November Newcastle, o2 City Hall
Sunday, 24 November Kendal, Leisure Centre
Wednesday, 27 November Bedford, Corn Exchange
Thursday, 28 November Blackwood, Miners’ Institute
Friday, 29 November Farnham, Maltings
Sunday, 1 December Guildford, G Live
Wednesday, 4 December Sheffield, City Hall
Thursday, 5 December Lancaster, Grand
Friday, 6 December Crewe, Lyceum Theatre
Saturday, 7 December Stourbridge, Town Hall
Sunday, 8 December Ilkley, King's Hall
Wednesday, 11 December Bristol, Beacon
Thursday, 12 December Frome, Cheese and Grain
Friday, 13 December Bridport, Electric Palace
Saturday, 14 December Plymouth, University Hall
Sunday, 15 December Taunton, Wellsprings
Wednesday, 8 January Dorking Halls
Thursday, 9 January Bexhill, De La Warr Pavilion
Friday, 10 January Milton Keynes, The Milton Keynes Theatre
Saturday, 11 January Folkestone, The Leas Cliff Hall
Sunday, 12 January Southend, Cliffs
Wednesday, 15 January Scunthorpe, Baths Hall
Thursday, 16 January Middleton, Arena
Friday, 17 January Chesterfield, Winding Wheel
Sunday, 19 January Liverpool, Royal Philharmonic
Wednesday, 22 January St Helens, Theatre Royal
Thursday, 23 January Stockport, Plaza
Friday, 24 January Huddersfield, Lawrence Bately Theatre
Saturday, 25 January Yarm, Princess Alexandra Auditorium
Sunday, 26 January Brighton, Theatre Royal
Wednesday, 29 January 2025 Kings Lynn, Corn Exchange
Friday, 31 January 2025 Stevenage, Concert Hall
Saturday, 1 February Dunstable, Grove Theatre
Sunday, 2 February Woking, New Victoria
Wednesday, 5 February Isle of Wight, Shanklin Theatre
Thursday, 6 February Dartford, Orchard Theatre
Friday, 7 February Harrow, Arts Centre
Sunday, 9 February Richmond, The Richmond Theatre
Wednesday, 12 February Yeovil, Westlands
Thursday, 13 February Bath, Komedia
Friday, 14 February Bath, Komedia
Sunday, 16 February Stafford, Gatehouse Theatre
Wednesday, 19 February Isle of Man, Gaiety Theatre
Saturday, 22 February Walsall, Walsall Arena
Sunday, 23 February Lytham St Annes, Lowther Pavillion
Wednesday, 26 February Worthing, Assembly Hall
Thursday, 27 February Bournemouth, Pavilion
Sunday, 2 March Canterbury, Marlowe *on sale 5th August
Wednesday, 5 March Wellingborough, Castle Theatre
Friday, 7 March Worcester, Swan Theatre
Saturday, 8 March 2025 Swansea, Grand
Sunday, 9 March 2025 Malvern, Malvern Theatre
Wednesday, 12 March 2025 Lichfield, Garrick
Thursday, 13 March 2025 Lincoln, Engine Shed
Friday, 14 March 2025 Dudley, Town Hall
Saturday, 15 March 2025 Stoke On Trent, New Victoria
Sunday, 16 March 2025 Redditch, Palace
Wednesday, 19 March 2025 Loughborough, Town Hall
Thursday, 20 March 2025 Hertford , BEAM
Sunday, 23 March 2025 Lowestoft, Marina Theatre
Thursday, 27 March 2025 Birmingham, Town Hall
Friday, 28 March 2025 Fleetwood, Marine Hall
Saturday, 29 March 2025 Salford, Lowry
Sunday, 30 March 2025 Barrow In Furness, The Forum
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