A multi-award winning podcast will be heading to Edinburgh as part of their Winter tour.
'No Such Thing As A Fish' will visit the Usher Hall in January 2022 to present a live episode of their incredibly popular podcast.
The four members of the show are touring for the first time since 2019 and will grace fans with their typical fact-based and comedic hour of pleasure.
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The show, which includes members Dan Schreiber, James Harkin, Andrew Hunter Murray and Anna Ptaszynski began in 2014 and has since racked up almost 400 episodes on Spotify. It was also named 'Best New Podcast' by Apple on the year of its release.
It has gained incredible popularity in the UK with over 300 million downloads and the team have spawned three bestselling books, as well as two BBC TV series and a world tour to add to their achievements.
The members of the show are four of the researchers behind the BBC hit show, QI, and they spend the hour talking about the best and funniest facts that they have unearthed during the week.
The show usually finds itself in the top 10 podcast charts on ITunes and is downloaded a million times each week.
In March , the team won over even more fans by raising an incredible £175,000 for Comic Relief after taking part in a 20-hour non-stop podcast marathon, featuring 35 different guests including Michael Palin, Carey Mulligan, Tim Minchin and Hannah Gadsby.
Speaking on the delight of being able to tour once more and meet fans all over the UK, the NSTAAF team said: "We’re so glad to be not only getting out of the house but going all over the country, spreading the word of unbelievable facts wherever we go. Subject to government guidelines, there’s no stopping us."
If you're interested in seeing the team live at Edinburgh's Usher Hall next year, you can book your tickets here.
