Stand-up sensation Mo Gilligan has announced a massive arena gig in Manchester
Mo Gilligan is heading to the AO Arena Manchester on his biggest-ever world tour
Triple BAFTA-award winning stand-up comedian Mo Gilligan is heading to the AO Arena in Manchester next year on his biggest-ever world tour.
The Mo You Know tour will see the comic head right across the UK as well as the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, UAE, and masses more European cities.
Dubbed ‘The Funniest Man in Britain’ by The Times, Mo Gilligan sold out venues the nation over with his debut stand-up tour, which included a two week residency in London’s West End.
That was recorded as his debut Netflix special, Original Momentum, before he headed back on tour with ‘There’s Mo To Life’ in 2021 (that tour included a history-making O2 Arena show).
Then in 2022, Mo released his second highly anticipated Netflix special of the smash hit live show to great critical acclaim.
He won his first BAFTA in 2020 for The Lateish Show with Mo Gilligan, then another for Best Comedy Entertainment Programme in 2022.
This year, he’s been on his biggest tour to date, heading across the globe with the In the Moment World Tour – and now it’s about to get even bigger.
Mo Gilligan is making sure 2026 is his biggest year yet, and will bring him to the AO Arena in Manchester on 17 October.
You can find out more and grab tickets HERE.
Mo Gilligan tour dates in full
January
- Wed 28th St Albans, Alban Arena
- Thu 29th Dartford, Orchard West
- Fri 30th Eastbourne, Devonshire Park Theatre
- Sat 31st Kingston, Rose Theatre
February
- Wed 4th Guildford, G-Live
- Thu 5th Cambridge, Corn Exchange
- Fri 6th Oxford, The New Theatre
- Sat 7th Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre
- Thu 12th Hastings, White Rock Theatre
- Fri 13th Stevenage, Arts & Leisure Centre
- Sat 14th Peterborough, New Theatre
- Wed 18th Reading, Hexagon
- Thu 19th Southend, Cliffs Pavilion
- Fri 20th Doncaster, The Dome
- Sat 21st Ipswich, Regent
- Wed 25th Exeter, Great Hall
- Thu 26th Basingstoke, Anvil Arts
- Fri 27th Bristol, Beacon
- Sat 28th Woking, New Victoria Theatre
March
- Wed 4th Tunbridge Wells, Assembly Hall Theatre
- Thu 5th Brentwood, Centre
- Fri 6th Stoke-On-Trent, Victoria Hall
- Thu 12th Colchester, Charter Hall
- Fri 13th Brighton, Centre
September
- Fri 11th London, Eventim Apollo
- Sat 12th London, Eventim Apollo
October
- Sat 17th Manchester, AO Arena
- Sat 31st Cardiff, Arena
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