Comedy in Liverpool This Weekend

Planning the weekend? Find Friday, Saturday, and Sunday comedy nights around Liverpool.

Comedy in Liverpool This Weekend

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Comedy works well for dates, groups, visiting mates, and anyone who wants a night out with an actual story afterwards.

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Comedy Shows

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Adam Rowe - Fashionism Sat 14th Nov 2026 (7:30pm) Liverpool Empire Theatre Liverpool Get Tickets Bill Bailey: Vaudevillean Sat 14th Nov 2026 (8:00pm) M&S Bank Arena Liverpool Liverpool Get Tickets Jonathan Pie: The End Of The World According To Jonathan Pie Sat 21st Nov 2026 (7:30pm) The Auditorium, Liverpool Liverpool Get Tickets Jonathan Pie: The End Of The World According To Jonathan Pie Sun 22nd Nov 2026 (6:00pm) The Auditorium, Liverpool Liverpool Get Tickets Dylan Moran - Looking For Trouble Sun 22nd Nov 2026 (8:00pm) Liverpool Philharmonic Hall Liverpool Get Tickets Live at Christmas: Sara Pascoe & David O'Doherty Tue 15th Dec 2026 (7:30pm) Liverpool Philharmonic Hall Liverpool Get Tickets JACK WHITEHALL: BAD INFLUENCE Sun 10th Jan 2027 (8:00pm) M&S Bank Arena Liverpool Liverpool Get Tickets Scott Bennett - Stuff Fri 12th Feb 2027 (8:00pm) Liverpool Philharmonic Hall Liverpool Get Tickets Romesh Ranganathan Will Change Your Life Fri 12th Feb 2027 (8:00pm) Liverpool Empire Theatre Liverpool Get Tickets Romesh Ranganathan Will Change Your Life Sat 13th Feb 2027 (8:00pm) Liverpool Empire Theatre Liverpool Get Tickets Simon Brodkin: Unleashed Wed 17th Feb 2027 (7:30pm) Liverpool Philharmonic Hall Liverpool Get Tickets Matt Bragg: Stand Up Comic Wed 7th Apr 2027 (7:00pm) Liverpool Philharmonic Hall Liverpool Get Tickets John Bishop - Let's Go Round Again Thu 13th May 2027 (5:30pm) M&S Bank Arena Liverpool Liverpool Get Tickets Alan Carr: Have I Said Too Much? Wed 19th May 2027 (6:30pm) Liverpool Empire Theatre Liverpool Get Tickets Alan Carr: Have I Said Too Much? Thu 20th May 2027 (6:30pm) Liverpool Empire Theatre Liverpool Get Tickets Alan Carr: Have I Said Too Much? Fri 21st May 2027 (6:30pm) Liverpool Empire Theatre Liverpool Get Tickets

Comedy Venues To Watch

Liverpool Philharmonic Hall

Hope Street, Liverpool

9 upcoming listings.

Liverpool Empire Theatre

Lime Street, Liverpool

9 upcoming listings.

M&S Bank Arena Liverpool

Arena and Convention Centre Liverpool, Liverpool

5 upcoming listings.

Hot Water Comedy Club at Blackstock Market

15-17 Blackstock Street, Liverpool

5 upcoming listings.

The Auditorium, Liverpool

M&S Bank Arena Liverpool, Liverpool

3 upcoming listings.

St George's Hall, Liverpool

St George's Place, Liverpool

2 upcoming listings.

Liverpool Olympia

West Derby Road, Liverpool

1 upcoming listing.

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Comedy Night FAQs

Where can I watch comedy in Liverpool?

Liverpool has a mix of intimate stand-up nights, touring comedians, and venue-led comedy shows. Pick by date, venue, and the kind of room you fancy.

Is stand-up comedy good for a date or group night?

Yes. It gives the night a shared focus, works before or after drinks, and gives everyone something to talk about afterwards.

What time should I arrive?

Aim for 15 to 30 minutes before showtime, especially if you want to get drinks, meet friends, or settle into your seats before the first act.

What should I expect at a stand-up night?

Expect a live room, a line-up or touring comic, and a night that changes with the audience. If it is crowd-work heavy, no two shows will feel exactly the same.