Paddy McGuinness has announced a major UK tour with a stop in Rhyl.
The comedian and TV presenter will bring his new show Blast From The Past to Rhyl Pavilion on Sunday, November 7, 2027, as part of a 33-date run across the UK.
The tour follows the success of his Nearly There tour, which sold out more than 50 dates across the UK and Ireland between 2024 and spring 2025.
Mr McGuinness said: "This new tour is all about nostalgia – the telly, the tunes and the daft little things that instantly take you back.
"This is me doing what I love: making people laugh.
"It’ll be a big, funny warm trip down memory lane, but with plenty of modern life woes along the way.
"Grab your rose-tinted spectacles and a ticket."
Blast From The Past will combine Mr McGuinness’ trademark stand-up with a playful look back at the television, music, and pop culture moments that defined a generation.
He is best known for hosting ITV’s Take Me Out and the BBC’s Top Gear, and he has continued to appear on screens with shows like Channel 4’s Tempting Fortune and BBC One’s Inside the Factory.
In 2026, it was announced that Mr McGuinness would co-host a revival of Big Break for BBC Two and BBC iPlayer.
He also hosts a Sunday morning show on BBC Radio 2 and launched the podcast The Good, The Bad and The Football in August 2025 alongside Nicky Butt and Paul Scholes.
Tickets for the tour will go on general sale at 10am on Friday, November 6.
An exclusive pre-sale will be available from 10am on Wednesday, November 4.
In 2024, Mr McGuinness raised £10.5 million for BBC Children in Need by cycling from Wrexham to Glasgow on a child’s Raleigh Chopper.
He returned last October to host the charity’s live show.
Fans in Rhyl can expect a night of laughter and nostalgia as the entertainer takes them on a journey through the pop culture moments that shaped a generation.
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