Babatunde Aleshe announces new London date on his Babahood tour: how to get tickets, full UK tour dates

Comedian Babetunde Aleshe has announced an extra date for his upcoming ‘Babahood’ tour that will take place in 2023. The announcement of the additional London date comes after his gig at the Leicester Square Theatre sold out.

The tour will last around four months. It begins on January 26 at the Komedia in Brighton, and culminates in Guildford at the Guildford G-Live on May 27.

His stocks are at an all time high as he just finished a gruelling stint on ITV’s I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here alongside the likes of Chris Moyles, Matt Hancock and more. Babatunde narrowly missed out on being in the top five, and was the fifth contestant to be eliminated after 19 days in the jungle.

As well as his time on the ITV show, Babatunde is also a regular fixture on Celebrity Gogglebox. Speaking on his tour, he said “It focuses on me as someone who is now a dad, but who grew up without a dad.

“Now I’m having to navigate this whole new world and having to learn on the job. And also I’m learning as a husband, having had a single parent and never having that hands-on example of how a couple live as a family. Getting to grips with that responsibility: that’s what my tour is about.”

When is Babatunde Aleshe performing in London?

The Tottenham-native’s new date in London is on March 31 at the London Square Theatre. It is the only new date to be held in London and follows on from his already sold out show once again at the London Square Theatre on February 16.

How to get tickets to see Babatunde Aleshe in London

Tickets for Babatunde’s extra show in London are now on sale. They can be purchased on Live Nation, and cost £18 plus an extra fee of £2.70.

Babatunde Aleshe full UK tour dates

• Brighton, Komedia: January 26
• Reading, Reading Arts: January 27
• Guildford, Guildford G-Live: January 28
• Nottingham, Glee Club: February 2
• Northampton, Royal & Derngate: February 3
• Newcastle, The Stand Comedy Club: February 4
• Glasgow, The Stand Comedy Club: February 5
• Cambridge, Cambridge Junction J2: February 8
• Leeds, The Wardrobe: February 9
• Birmingham, Glee Club: February 10
• Newbury, Newbury Corn Exchange: February 11
• Milton Keynes, The Stables: February 12
• Brighton, The Old Market: February 15
• London, Leicester Square Theatre: February 16
• Bristol, Hen and Chicken: February 17
• Swindon, Swindon Arts Centre: February 18
• Bath, Komedia: February 19
• Derby, Derby Theatre: February 23
• Leicester, Leicester Y Theatre: February 24
• Manchester, The Stoller Hall: February 25
• Nottingham, Nottingham Playhouse: March 3
• Birmingham, Glee Club: March 4
• Sheffield, The Leadmill: March 5
• Portsmouth, Wedgewood Rooms: March 9
• Oxford, Glee Club: March 10
• Bournemouth, O2 Academy: March 11
• Exeter, Barnfield Theatre: March 12
• High Wycombe, Town Hall: March 17
• London, Leicester Square Theatre: March 18
• Colchester, Colchester Arts Centre: March 19
• Cardiff, Glee Club: March 22
• Birmingham, O2 Institute: March 23
• Liverpool, Philharmonic Hall: March 24
• Lincoln, Engine Shed: March 30
• London, Leicester Square Theatre: March 31
• Southend, Southend Palace Theatre: April 1
• Salford, Quays Theatre: April 13
• Bradford, The Studio: April 14
• Bromley, Churchill Theatre: April 15
• Bristol, Tobacco Factory: April 19
• Canterbury, Gulbenkian Theatre: April 27
• Leeds, Leeds City Varieties: April 29
• Edinburgh, The Stand Comedy Club: May 4
• Glasgow, Oran Mor: May 5
• Newcastle, Tyne Theatre and Opera House, May 6
• London, Artsdepot: May 12
• Reading, Town Hall: May 19
• Cambridge, Cambridge Corn Exchange: May 20
• St. Albans, Alban Arena: May 26
• Guildford, Guildford G-Live: May 27

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