Northern Ireland’s beloved comedy troupe, the Give My Head Peace gang, is set to return with a brand-new show, promising a riot of laughter and sharp satire.
The ensemble, comprising iconic characters like Da, Cal, Ma, Billy the Peeler, Dympna, Pastor Begbie, and Sandy the Kneebreaker’s Barman, is renowned for their unique comedic take on life and the year’s events in Northern Ireland.
The tour, following a highly successful run in 2023, is eagerly anticipated by fans across the country. Tim McGarry, the driving force behind the group, expressed his excitement about hitting the road again.
“The Gang are back, and we can’t wait to bring the live show to all our favourite venues across Northern Ireland,” he said.
He promises a night filled with laughter, urging both loyal fans and newcomers to book their tickets early.
Audiences can expect a blend of topical jokes, satire, occasional songs, and Tim McGarry’s signature barnstorming stand-up comedy. The show’s popularity in previous years suggests that tickets will be in high demand, with early booking advised.
The tour kicks off with performances at The Market Place in Armagh on Thursday, 29 February and Friday, 1 March. It then traverses through a host of venues including the Riverside Theatre in Coleraine, Theatre at the Mill in Newtownabbey, Strule Arts Centre in Omagh, and many more, before concluding with a week-long stint at The Grand Opera House in Belfast from 23 to 30 March.
This tour promises to be a highlight for comedy fans across Northern Ireland, offering an opportunity to enjoy the gang’s irreverent humour and keen observations on local events and happenings. The ‘Give My Head Peace’ gang continues to be a staple in Northern Irish comedy, and their latest tour is set to reaffirm their status as one of the most entertaining acts in the region.
Thursday 29 February & Friday 01 March: The Market Place, Armagh
Saturday 02 March + Tuesday 5 March: Riverside Theatre, Coleraine
Sunday 03 March: Theatre at the Mill, Newtownabbey
Wednesday 06 March: Strule Arts Centre, Omagh
Thursday 07 March: Alley Theatre, Strabane
Friday 08 March: Down Arts Centre, Downpatrick
Saturday 09 March: Garage Theatre, Monaghan
Tuesday 12 March & Wednesday 13 March: The Ardhowen Theatre, Enniskillen
Thursday 14 March to Saturday 16 March: Millennium Forum, Derry
Sunday 17 March: Island Hall, Lisburn
Monday 18 March: The Braid, Ballymena
Wednesday 20 March: McNeill Theatre, Larne
Thursday 21 March + Friday 22 March: Burnavon Theatre, Cookstown
Saturday 23 March to Saturday 30 March: The Grand Opera House, Belfast