92 upcoming events during January 2027 · page 2 of 4
January 2027
An Audience With Aled Jones, Darlington Hippodrome
The Welsh singer and broadcaster combines songs with stories from his long career, from choirboy fame to television and radio, in an intimate evening.
ASDC: The Little Mermaid, The Atkinson
A stage production of The Little Mermaid by ASDC with multiple performances over two weekends at The Atkinson, aimed at families.
Gary Delaney: Gary on Laughing, Venue Cymru
One-liner specialist Gary Delaney fires off rapid-fire gags in his touring show, a good mid-January pick-me-up for visitors to the North Wales coast.
Gary Delaney, Derby Theatre
One-liner specialist Gary Delaney brings his fast, gag-packed stand-up to Derby Theatre in January 2027, a good option for a comedy night in the city.
How To Train Your Dragon in Concert, Lighthouse Poole
The DreamWorks film is shown on a big screen while the Bournemouth Symphony Orchestra plays John Powell's Oscar-nominated score live, an ideal winter outing for families.
The Simon & Garfunkel Story, Sands Centre
A concert-style show telling the story of the folk-pop duo through their best-known songs, including Mrs Robinson and Bridge Over Troubled Water.
Tribute to Hans Zimmer & Film Favourites Illuminated, Canterbury Cathedral
Film-score favourites, including music by Hans Zimmer, performed in Canterbury Cathedral with illuminated surroundings across two January evenings.
Barry Steele's Roy Orbison Story, Torch Theatre, Milford Haven
Barry Steele's tribute show traces Roy Orbison's career through hits such as Pretty Woman and Crying, with a live band, at Milford Haven's waterfront-town theatre.
Derek Jacobi in Conversation, Chichester Festival Theatre
Sir Derek Jacobi looks back on a long stage and screen career in conversation with Richard Clifford at Chichester Festival Theatre.
Jarlath Regan, Waterfront Hall
Irish stand-up and podcaster Jarlath Regan performs a live comedy show at the Waterfront Hall on the Lagan riverside.
Romesh Ranganathan, Congress Theatre
Comedian and television presenter Romesh Ranganathan plays Eastbourne's Congress Theatre on his latest live stand-up tour.
Sound of the Sirens, Marine Theatre
The Exeter-based songwriting duo of Abbe Martin and Hannah Wood bring their close harmonies and folk-rock songs to Lyme Regis in the new year.
WiFi Wars, Borough Theatre Abergavenny
A live comedy game show in which the whole audience plays along on their phones, competing in quizzes and games hosted by Steve McNeil and Rob Sedgebeer. Interactive, silly and very sociable.
Belle Roscoe, Black Dyke Mills Heritage Venue
A live music evening with Belle Roscoe at the Black Dyke Mills Heritage Venue in Queensbury, set in a historic textile mill.
CANI-Trail Half Marathon
Off-road half marathon trail run starting near Bridgend (CF35 6NH), part of the CANI running series in South Wales.
Jack Whitehall: Bad Influence, Swansea Arena
Comedian Jack Whitehall brings his Bad Influence stand-up tour to Swansea Arena; he returns on 17 February.
Keys & Gray Unleashed, Palace Theatre Southend
Richard Keys and Andy Gray share football stories in a live evening at Southend's Palace Theatre.
Michael Mania, Caird Hall
A big-production tribute to Michael Jackson, recreating the King of Pop's hits, dance moves and costumes in a lively January concert at the Caird Hall.
Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club, Buxton Opera House
A Sunday night of live jazz as Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club takes its famous sound on the road to Buxton.
Tom Fletcher's The Dinosaur That Pooped, Sands Centre
A family rock-and-roll theatre show based on the popular children's books, with original songs and lots of silliness, aimed at younger audiences.
Mean Girls the Musical, Theatre Royal Newcastle
The Tina Fey-penned musical Mean Girls plays a two-week January run at Newcastle Theatre Royal, with sharp humour and pop-style songs.
Talon: The Best of Eagles, Torch Theatre, Milford Haven
Talon, a leading Eagles tribute band, plays two nights in Milford Haven, recreating the harmonies and guitar sound of Hotel California, Desperado and other West Coast rock classics.
Beat the Drum: The Runrig Experience, Corran Halls
A tribute show celebrating Runrig's best-loved songs such as Loch Lomond and Alba, a fitting night of Gaelic-tinged rock in the Highlands.
By Royal Appointment, Chichester Festival Theatre
Daisy Goodwin's new play stars Jane Asher, Samantha Womack, David Robb and Matthew Cottle in a royal drama playing the Festival Theatre.