One of Ireland's top comedians and star of BBC’s ‘The Blame Game’ Neil Delamere has announced his largest ever solo headline show in Belfast.
Best known for his hilariously quick-witted appearances on myriad panel shows including his long running tenure on the Blame Game and his live tours, the Offaly native will perform at Belfast’s SSE Arena on Saturday, February 26th 2022.
Delamere has been described as a ‘master of stand-up’ by the Scotsman and a ‘wryly brilliant live performer” by the Sunday Times.
He is a regular contributor on the Newsquiz, the Now Show and The Unbelievable Truth on BBC Radio 4 and Fighting Talk on BBC5 Live.
The 42-year-old has also appeared on Richard Osman’s House of Games and The Michael McIntyre Show on BBC as well as The World Stands Up and Live At The Comedy Store on Comedy Central.
As well as writing and presenting award winning TV documentaries on Vikings and St Patrick, Neil more recently starred in the BBC mockumentary Soft Border Patrol, where his sketches garnered 3 million views.
Tickets for the SSE Arena show go on sale on Monday, March 1 from Ticketmaster and SSE Arena website.
