Jack Whitehall at London O2 Arena: Full info including door open times and last min tickets

Jack Whitehall’s Settle Down tour will stop in the capital this weekend. The comedian is set to take to London O2 Arena’s stage as part of his latest live string of shows.

The Londoner will perform in his home city for a few shows at the end of the week. Whitehall is expected to make city crowds roar with laughter over a total of three-weekend shows.

His Settle Down tour kicked off earlier this spring as he hit the road in May. Following his stint in the capital, Whitehall will continue to take his tour across the county.

Whitehall is no stranger to the O2 Arena stage. The comedian has performed at the venue a few times over the years, including as part of his 2019 tour, Stood Up.

We break down everything those heading to Jack Whitehall’s comedy shows this weekend need to know.

Full list of O2 Arena tour dates for Jack Whitehall’s Settle Down London shows

• Friday, July 14 
• Saturday, July 15
• Sunday, July 16

Door opening times for Jack Whitehall at London O2 Arena

As stated on the O2 Arena website, doors for Jack Whitehall’s July 14 and July 15 shows will open at 6.30pm. Doors will open slightly earlier for his July 16 show at 6pm.

When will Jack Whitehall’s London O2 Arena shows start and end?

The O2 Arena has confirmed the comedian’s Friday and Saturday shows will start at 8pm while the Sunday set will begin at 7.30pm. An end time for the show has not been confirmed.

However, O2 Arena shows between Monday and Saturday typically end around 11pm. Sunday shows usually wrap up around 10.30pm.

How to get last min tickets for Jack Whitehall at London O2 Arena

Fans wanting to see Jack Whitehall at the O2 Arena this weekend may still be able to. There appear to be limited tickets still available on the venue’s website via the arena’s official ticket partner AXS across all three dates.

Remaining UK tour dates for Jack Whitehall - including London O2 Arena shows

• July 14 - London, The O2
• July 15 - London, The O2
• July 16 - London, The O2
• August 2 - Exeter, Great Hall
• August 3 - Ipswich, Regent Theatre
• August 14 - Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre
• August 17 - Grimsby, Auditorium
• August 18 - Halifax, Victoria Theatre
• August 21 - Edinburgh, Playhouse
• August 24 - Peterborough, New Theatre
• September 16 - Bournemouth, BIC
• September 18 - Oxford, New Theatre
• September 20 - Cardiff - International Arena
• September 27 - Scarborough, Grand Hall
• September 28 - Salford, The Lowry
• September 29 - Stockton, The Globe
• October 4 - Southend, Cliffs Pavilion
• October 6 - Belfast, SSE Arena
• October 7 - Dublin, 3 Arena
• October 8 - Aberdeen, P & J Arena
• October 9 - Blackpool, Winter Gardens
• October 13 - Leicester, De Montfort Hall
• October 14 - Bristol, Hippodrome
• October 15 - Bristol, Hippodrome