Jack Dee, Sara Pascoe, Joel Dommett and more added to Absolute Radio Live line-up
The comedy night just got bigger!
Absolute Radio Live returns to the world-famous London Palladium for radio’s biggest comedy night on Sunday 15th November 2026 - once again raising money and awareness for Prostate Cancer UK.
Hosted by Absolute Radio’s very own Jon Richardson and Matt Forde, this year’s all-star line-up already features Angela Barnes and Chris McCausland.
Joining the stacked bill today are Jack Dee, Sara Pascoe, Joel Dommett, Nabil Abdulrashid and Iain Stirling.
With more names still to be announced, profits from ticket sales will go directly to Prostate Cancer UK, funding life-saving research and raising awareness of a disease that affects 1 in 8 men.
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All profits from ticket sales will go directly to Prostate Cancer UK.
Recommended 14+ years (parental guidance). Likely to be swearing and adult content.
Ali Day, Director of Communications at Prostate Cancer UK, said: "We’re really excited to be teaming up with Absolute Radio Live again in 2026. It’s always one of the standout nights of the comedy calendar, bringing together brilliant comedians and thousands of fans for an unforgettable evening. What’s more, every ticket sold will help make a big impact for men and loved ones affected by prostate cancer.
"Prostate cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer in the UK, but there’s still no mass screening programme for it. By taking your seat at the London Palladium on November 15th, you’ll be helping support cutting-edge research, like our TRANSFORM trial, to find a safe and effective way to screen every man.
"You'll also be supporting services such as our Specialist Nurses, who help men navigate this disease, and funding awareness campaigns that save lives across the country by reminding men that early-stage prostate cancer often has no symptoms, and encouraging them to check their risk online in just 30 seconds with our award-winning Risk Checker."
As ever, the night will also raise funds for a hugely deserving cause and this year we’re partnering with Prostate Cancer UK.
Some facts:
1 in 8 men will get prostate cancer; if you’re Black, the risk is double.
It’s now the most commonly diagnosed cancer in men in the UK.
There are no early warning signs and no national screening programme so discovering you have it can be left to chance. Finding it early makes treatment much easier.