Roy Chubby Brown

Thu 19 Dec 2019

Stoke-on-Trent

Fri 27 Dec 2019

Blackpool

Sat 28 Dec 2019

Newcastle

Sat 4 Jan 2020

Liverpool

Sat 18 Jan 2020

Sheffield

Fri 31 Jan 2020

York

Sat 22 Feb 2020

Thu 27 Feb 2020

Fri 3 Apr 2020

Fri 10 Apr 2020

Cardiff

Thu 16 Apr 2020

Fri 17 Apr 2020

Sat 18 Apr 2020

Sun 19 Apr 2020

Sat 2 May 2020

Coventry

Fri 8 May 2020

Thu 28 May 2020

Folkestone

More dates from Roy Chubby Brown

One of the most famous “blue” comedians of all time, Roy “Chubby” Brown has been telling jokes since the 60's and though plenty call his acts outdated and offensive, he still garners enough of a crowd looking for a throwback to the comedy of the old working men's clubs.

Scunthorpe

Nestled into the charming landscape, Scunthorpe will capture you inside of itself with dazzling views and charming architecture. Don't miss out on venues like The Baths Hall, Plowright Theatre and Cafe INDIEpendent, where acts like A Band Called Malice, Scunthorpe And North Lincolnshire Concert Society -  Martin James Bartlett and Scunthorpe And North Lincolnshire Concert Society -  Kanneh-mason Ensemble will be taking place soon. Find & compare all events in Scunthorpe below to get the cheapest deals available.

https://tickx-general.imgix.net/c776519026cf04eb86a2da2bff346f8c.jpg

The venue reopened as an entertainment site in 2011, retaining some of its original 1930's charm from its former days as a Baths Hall. Locals and tourists of Scunthorpe can now enjoy the likes of music concerts, theatre, dance, comedy, and community events thanks to its flexible design and state-of-the-art technology.

The Baths Hall was transformed into an entertainment complex back in the 70’s, but required further renovation and rebuilding over the years. Throughout the 70’s and 80’s, artists such as The Kinks, The Who and Ocean Colour Scene have all played there. There were also many community festivals and Radio 1’s DJ, the late John Peel, described the Hall as his favourite venue. While the old Hall was demolished, the 1930's facade and the historical presence of the site remained. 

Comedian and TV personality, Bill Bailey, opened the new building in 2011, which coincided roughly with the 75th anniversary of Scunthorpe officially becoming a borough town. Bailey reflected on the venue as having a great atmosphere for shows, and emanating a traditional concert hall with added newness.

Since the reopening, various acts who have taken to its stage include The Darkness, Hairy Bikers, UB40, Sarah Millican, Paul Weller, The Mouse Trap, the Moscow City Ballet and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra, illustrating the venue’s diverse programming.

The Baths Hall

https://tickx-venues.imgix.net/18eb1f998221f044173921047fc37fb7.jpg

TickX is completely free to use

General Admission

Ticketmaster

TicketWeb

Yorkshire and the Humber

We've checked 100+ websites

To find you the best deals and all the ticket options.

Every price is genuine

TickX is trusted by over a million people and our team of experts vet all providers.

No surprises

The prices shown include the ticket face value and any fees that the seller charges.

It's free

TickX doesn't add any fees and is completely free to use.

Buying via TickX

Roy Chubby Brown

Thu 16 Jan 2020

Select a Ticket Seller

Buying via TickX

We've checked 100+ websites

Every price is genuine

No surprises

It's free

We've checked 100+ websites

Every price is genuine

No surprises

It's free

Lineup

About

Venue details and nearby Hotels & Airbnbs

More Dates

Stoke-on-Trent

Blackpool

Blackpool

Newcastle

Liverpool