Jimmy Anderson, England's fast bowler, returns to the stage for a candid look into his 22-year cricket career, hosted by Felix White.
Jimmy Anderson is coming to the York Barbican on Saturday 23 January 2027, for an evening that looks back over his 22-year international career. He's billed as 'the king of swing' and England's greatest ever fast bowler, and the night is built around that long run: 704 Test wickets, from his first five-wicket haul on debut at Lord's to his 2009 batting heroics alongside Monty Panesar.
He won't be doing it alone. He's joined by Felix White, musician and co-host of the Tailenders podcast, and the two of them will be unpacking their favourite cricketing moments with sharp(ish) insight and dry humour. Since 2027 is an Ashes year, the show also takes in that rivalry and his clashes with figures like Ricky Ponting and Mitchell Johnson.
There are a few extras to consider if you're booking. A limited number of tickets include a meet and greet with Anderson, and paperback copies of his book, Jimmy Anderson: Finding The Edge, are available as an add-on. The show runs for one hour and 50 minutes, which includes a 20-minute interval.
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Tickets range from £35.00 to £158.95, and the evening starts at 7:30pm.
