Chris McCausland tickets and how to see Strictly star live after show ends

Chris McCausland has had a powerful couple of weeks on BBC One whilst participating in Strictly Come Dancing.

Partnered up with Dianne Buswell, the Liverpudlian comedian recently blew judges away with his foxtrot, but he won’t be dancing forever.

Come the beginning of next year, once Strictly has shut its doors for another year, Chris will resume his day job of being a stand-up comedian, and he’s off out on tour. Beginning on January 17, the star will be playing shows almost daily all the way through to June 2025.

And with his popularity spiking every week, the sooner you get tickets to see him the better. Even if that means looking on some resale websites to get your fix.

Here’s the information you need:

How to buy Chris McCausland tickets for UK tour 2025

Chris McCausland tickets are out right now from various retailers, including resale websites.

These resale sites allow fans to buy and sell their tickets at will and price them however they wish.

On top of that, fans will be able to buy their ideal tickets at any point – without any digital queues.

Here’s the links you need:

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Resale websites are not the only options fans have to buy tickets for Chris McCausland’s tour, however.

Some major retailers also have some tickets available for a number of his shows around the country next year.

These include Ticketmaster and See Tickets. Here’s the links you need:

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Chris McCausland’s popularity continues to grow each week on Strictly Come Dancing, and as a result, so too do his odds on winning.

Ladbrokes’ Alex Apati claims: “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.”

As a result, he currently has 11/10 odds on winning the series overall. This is a far cry from his 20/1 odds at the start of the series.

What’s more, he seems to be completely safe this week, with 100/1 odds on him being eliminated during Sunday’s show.

Where is Chris McCausland performing in the UK? – 2025

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