Buy Chris McCausland tickets for UK tour after Strictly Come Dancing stint

Chris McCausland has been wowing audiences on One's alongside partner Dianne Buswell over the last few weeks - but he won't be dancing forever.

Once the show comes to a definitive end at the end of the year, Chris will return to his day job: Being a stand-up comedian. Even more exciting for the star is that he already has an extensive UK tour lined up.

Starting from January 17, he'll be performing almost daily until summer 2025. During this time, he'll hit almost every major city in the country, including London, Newcastle, Birmingham, Sheffield, Nottingham and more.

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And, given his rising popularity with each passing week on Strictly Come Dancing, the final few tickets for his tour are expected to sell out in no time at all. As a result, it is advisable to secure tickets to his shows sooner rather than later.

This might even involve checking out some resale websites to ensure you don't miss out. Here's everything you need to know:

How to buy Chris McCausland tickets for UK tour 2025

Tickets for Chris McCausland's tour are available from various retailers, including resale websites, right now. These second-hand platforms allow fans to freely buy and sell their tickets, pricing them as they see fit in the process.

What's more, fans can purchase their ideal tickets at any time, without having to contend with digital queues. This means you can grab front-row tickets at any point if you wish - and if you're willing to pay the price.

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Resale websites aren't the only places where fans can get tickets for Chris McCausland's tour, though. A couple of major ticketing retailers also have availability for several of his shows around the country next year.

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Chris McCausland's star is on the rise with each twirl and step on Strictly Come Dancing, making his chances of clinching the coveted Glitterball Trophy look ever more likely. And after last night's jive, he's looking even better.

Ladbrokes has given the star an incredible 11/10 on winning the entire Strictly Come Dancing competition this year. A huge leap up from the 20/1 odds he started the series with.

Earlier this week he was also given 100/1 odds on being eliminated this week, so his chances of sticking around - at the very least - are very good.

The betting agent's Alex Apati said: "Chris has defied the odds up to this point and now very much looks like the one to beat in the race for this year's Glitterball Trophy."

Where is Chris McCausland playing in the UK next year?

January

• 17 January - Walsall, Arena
• 18 January - Blackpool, Grand Theatre
• 19 January - Aylesbury, Waterside Theatre
• 23 January - Nottingham, Playhouse
• 24 January - Buxton, Opera House
• 25 January - Harrogate Theatre
• 26 January - Birmingham, Alexandra Theatre
• 27 January - Sheffield, Leadmill
• 28 January - Middlesborough, Town Hall
• 29 January - Newcastle, Tyne Theatre
• 30 January - Wolverhampton, Grand Theatre

February

• 1 February - Liverpool, Philharmonic
• 2 February - Stockport, Plaza
• 3 February - York, Opera House
• 7 February - Cheltenham, Town Hall
• 8 February - Portsmouth, New Theatre Royal
• 9 February - Isle Of Wight, Shanklin Theatre
• 15 February - Bristol, Beacon
• 16 February - Woking, New Victoria Theatre
• 17 February - Swindon, Wyvern Theatre
• 18 February - Southampton, MAST (Mayflower Theatre Studio)
• 20 February - Southend, Cliffs Pavilion
• 21 February - Folkestone, Leas Cliff Hall
• 22 February - Epsom, Playhouse
• 23 February - Eastbourne, Devonshire Park Theatre

March

• 1 March - Bridlington, Spa
• 2 March - Salford, Lowry
• 3 March - Grimsby, Auditorium
• 4 March - Wakefield, Theatre Royal
• 7 March - Chesterfield, Winding Wheel
• 8 March - Peterborough, The Cresset
• 9 March - Norwich, Theatre Royal (matinee)
• 9 March - Norwich, Theatre Royal
• 13 March - Aldershot, Princes Theatre
• 14 March - Tunbridge Wells, Assembly Hall
• 15 March - Weston Super Mare, Playhouse
• 17 March - Oxford New Theatre
• 18 March - Ipswich, Regent
• 20 March - Lowestoft, Marina Theatre
• 21 March - Kings Lynn, Corn Exchange
• 22 March - Camberley, Theatre
• 23 March - Scunthorpe, Baths Hall
• 24 March - Leicester, De Montfort Hall
• 25 March - Northampton, Royal & Derngate
• 27 March - Tewkesbury, Roses Theatre
• 28 March - Barnstaple, Queens Theatre

April

• 1 April - Burnley, Mechanics
• 2 April - Bradford, St Georges Hall
• 3 April - Derby, Theatre
• 4 April - Scarborough, Spa
• 5 April - Reading, Hexagon
• 6 April - Dorking, Halls
• 9 April - Sheffield, Leadmill
• 10 April - Barrow In Furness, The Forum
• 11 April - Isle Of Man Gaiety Theatre
• 22 April - Crewe, Lyceum Theatre
• 23 April - Wrexham, William Aston Hall
• 24 April - Llandudno, Venue Cymru
• 25 April - Aberystwyth, Great Hall
• 26 April - Swansea, Grand Theatre
• 27 April - Cardiff, New Theatre
• 28 April - Monmouth, Blake Theatre

May

• 1 May - Chatham, Central Theatre
• 2 May - Chester, Storyhouse
• 3 May - Chester, Storyhouse
• 4 May - St Albans, Arena
• 5 May - St Albans, Arena
• 8 May - Chelmsford, Theatre
• 9 May - Guildford, G Live
• 10 May - Dudley, Town Hall
• 11 May - Warrington, Parr Hall (matinee)
• 11 May - Warrington, Parr Hall
• 12 May - Shrewsbury, Theatre Severn
• 13 May - Shrewsbury, Theatre Severn
• 14 May - Shrewsbury, Theatre Severn
• 16 May - Evesham, The Regal
• 17 May - Evesham, The Regal (matinee)
• 17 May - Evesham, The Regal
• 18 May - Harrow, Arts Centre
• 23 May - Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre
• 24 May - Bridgwater, McMillan Theatre (matinee)
• 24 May - Bridgwater, McMillan Theatre
• 25 May - Minehead, The Regal Theatre
• 30 May - Swindon, Wyvern Theatre
• 31 May - Bath, Forum

June

• 4 June - Kingston, Roses Theatre
• 6 June - Peterborough, the Cresset
• 7 June - Milton Keynes, Theatre
• 12 June - Bedford, Corn Exchange
• 13 June - Poole, Lighthouse
• 14 June - Crawley, The Hawth (matinee)
• 14 June - Crawley, The Hawth