Peter Kay brings his UK stand-up tour 'Better Late Than Never' to the Leeds First Direct Bank Arena.
Peter Kay is playing First Direct Bank Arena on Saturday 5 December, the Leeds date that closes a UK tour billed as his first stand-up tour in 12 years. It's a long gap between tours, and this is the stop that brings the whole run to an end.
Kay's a big name in British comedy, and he's worked across a fair few different roles. He was the 1998 North West Comedian of the Year, and since then he's been an actor, comedian, writer, producer and singer. He's the creative mind and star behind BAFTA-winning classics like Phoenix Nights, Car Share, That Peter Kay Thing and Max & Paddy's Road to Nowhere.
His live specials have picked up their share of awards too, with Live at the Top of the Tower and The Tour That Didn't Tour Tour...Now On Tour earning him BAFTAs, British Comedy Awards and National Television Awards. He was the first artist ever to perform a monthly residency at London's O2 Arena, where he completed 45 shows, and he recently hit the milestone of his 100th show at the Manchester AO Arena.
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This Leeds date is the final one of the tour, and it's his first stand-up tour in 12 years. The show starts at 18:30 at First Direct Bank Arena, Clay Pit Lane, Leeds, LS2 8AR.
