Johannes Radebe has announced a huge tour for 2027
The tour will take place between April and June next year
Last updated 15 hours ago
Following the exciting news that Johannes Radebe would be a host when Strictly Come Dancing returns later this year, the professional dancer has now announced a new tour for 2027 - called Finally Home.
The tour will start on 1st April 2027 in High Wycombe, travelling across the UK, including venues in Liverpool, Blackpool, Manchester, Glasgow, Birmingham, Aberdeen, Edinburgh, London and many more. The tour will end on 13th June 2027 in Cardiff, and feature a Gala performance at the London Palladium on 9th May 2027.
The new tour follows three record-breaking sold-out tours by the Kinky Boots star, and will see Johannes performing his dazzling choreography and sensational live vocals, with spectacular costumes.
Speaking about the tour, Johannes said: "People have been asking if I won't be dancing anymore...darling, I’m just getting started! Bringing this tour FINALLY HOME across the UK and Ireland is my way of saying thank you to everyone who has supported my journey. So come ready for joy, fun and celebration, because we’re bringing the biggest party to your town and I cannot wait to dance with you all!"
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What dates is Johannes Radebe performing in 2027?
Johannes has announced a lot of dates for 2027, take a look through them below.
April 2027
High Wycombe, Swan Theatre – Thu 1st
Oxford, New Theatre – Fri 2nd
Eastbourne, Congress Theatre – Sat 3rd
Liverpool, Empire Theatre – Sun 4th
Blackpool, Grand Theatre – Wed 7th – Thu 8th
Manchester, Palace Theatre – Fri 9th – Sat 10th
Brighton, Theatre Royal Brighton – Wed 14th – Thu 15th
Stockton, Globe – Fri 16th
Glasgow, SEC Armadillo – Sat 17th
Birmingham, Hippodrome – Sun 18th
Bromley, Churchill Theatre – Tue 20th
Belfast, Grand Opera House – Thu 22nd – Sat 24th
Dublin, Gaiety Theatre – Sun 25th
Aylesbury, Waterside Theatre – Wed 28th
Carlisle, The Sands Centre – Thu 29th
Aberdeen, Music Hall – Fri 30th
May 2027
Edinburgh, Playhouse – Sat 1st
Southampton, Mayflower Theatre – Sun 2nd
Southend, Cliffs Pavilion – Wed 5th
Nottingham, Royal Concert Hall – Thu 6th
Bath, Forum – Fri 7th
London, Palladium – Sun 9th
Guildford, G-Live – Wed 12th
Truro, Hall for Cornwall – Thu 13th
Poole, Lighthouse – Fri 14th
Stoke-on-Trent, Regent Theatre – Sat 15th
Leeds, Grand Theatre – Sun 16th
Bradford, Live – Wed 19th
Peterborough, New Theatre – Thu 20th
Dartford, The Orchard Theatre – Fri 21st
Sheffield, City Hall – Sat 22nd
Sunderland, Empire – Sun 23rd
Woking, New Victoria Theatre – Wed 26th
Leicester, Curve – Thu 27th – Sat 29th
Grimsby, Auditorium – Sun 30th
June 2027
Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre – Wed 2nd – Thu 3rd
Torquay, Princess Theatre – Fri 4th
Swansea, Building Society Arena – Sat 5th
Tunbridge Wells, Assembly Hall Theatre – Sun 6th
York, Grand Opera House – Wed 9th
Hull, New Theatre – Thu 10th
Plymouth, Theatre Royal – Fri 11th – Sat 12th
Cardiff, Wales Millennium Centre – Sun 13th
How to buy tickets
Tickets are now available to buy for all dates from Aloud.com