Peter’s Kay’s final arena shows for charity
The UK’s biggest-selling arena artist, Peter Kay, has announced a series of final arena shows across the UK and Ireland, with all profits donated to 12 leading cancer charities.
All profits from these final performances will support the following charities:
- Children with Cancer UK
- Teenage Cancer Trust
- Kidney Cancer UK
- Blood Cancer UK
- Bowel Cancer UK
- Prostate Cancer UK
- DKMS
- Ovarian Cancer Action
- Pancreatic Cancer UK
- Anthony Nolan
- The Brain Tumour Charity
- Breast Cancer UK
Now entering its fourth record-breaking year, Peter’s live run has become one of the most successful in British comedy tour history. He holds the record as the only artist in the world to have performed a monthly residency at London’s The O2, which began in 2022.
About the tour’s support for the 12 charities, Peter said: “It’s been the greatest privilege of my life to perform for audiences up and down the country. I’ve been completely overwhelmed by the support over the years, and it feels right to give something back. Every single penny of profit from these final shows will go to help fight cancer and support those affected.
Unfortunately, just about everyone knows someone who’s been affected by one of the cancers on that list. I really hope people can get behind this — come out, have a great night, share a few laughs, and do something good for charity at the same time. It’s a win–win.
You don’t even have to like me — raising money for these twelve charities goes far beyond that. Together, we really can make a difference.”
Peter Kay and The Brain Tumour Charity
Peter is one of the UK’s most beloved and successful comedians – a national treasure on stage and screen.
He remains a close friend of the Nuttall family and supported Laura Nuttall (pictured), who was one of our Young Ambassadors and a phenomenal supporter of The Charity, when she was going through treatment over the years before she sadly died in May 2023.
Laura and her family even managed to coax Peter Kay out of retirement to perform sell-out ‘Doing it For Laura’ gigs at Manchester’s O2 Apollo in 2021.
Laura’s mum Nicola, said: “We’re so grateful to Peter for all he’s done and continues to do to support the brain tumour community. He’s absolutely our national treasure.”
Dr Michele Afif, CEO of The Brain Tumour Charity, said: “Peter Kay is one of the UK’s most beloved and successful comedians, a national treasure of stage and screen.
“As a charity committed to supporting all those affected by a brain tumour diagnosis and committed to funding ground-breaking research here in the UK and internationally, he has our deepest gratitude for his incredible support.
“Including The Brain Tumour Charity as one of the charities benefitting from the proceeds of his 2026 tour, will be instrumental to us achieving much needed change for everyone we stand alongside. Thank you, Peter. From all of us.”
Ticket information for the final shows
Tickets for Peter Kay’s final arena shows go on sale Sunday 30th November at 10:00 AM via official ticket outlets.
Fans are encouraged to purchase early and support this remarkable fundraising effort to help beat cancer in our lifetime.
