It's the end of the world with Jonathan Pie in Nottingham
The UK’s angriest news reporter, Jonathan Pie, is returning to stages across the UK this autumn with a brand new tour.
And that includes making headlines at Nottingham’s Royal Concert Hall on November 29.
Pie is coming to terms with the horror of Keir Starmer’s Labour and the fact that he voted for it.
Meanwhile, Reform are waiting in the wings and Elon Musk is pulling the strings.
The far-right are on the march, Trump’s having a ball and the woke left still haven’t worked out how to get their head out their own backsides.
The climate is collapsing, AI is about to rule and ruin your life and World War III feels distinctly possible.
Come and see this helpful and hilarious guide to surviving the impending apocalypse.
Tom Walker (Jonathan Pie creator, writer and performer) said: “My last show was all about the low hanging fruit of 14 years of Tories.
"This time round it’s bit more complicated because I voted for this lot.
"Which makes life a lot more interesting for me as a writer, but a lot more complicated for poor old Jonathan Pie.”
Having built an audience of more than 3.8m social followers, Pie was once described by Rory Bremner as ‘the most important satirical creation since Partridge’.
This year’s new tour marks a decade since Pie first burst onto the scene, but is the first ever Pie live show with a Labour Government in No 10.
Over the past 10 years, Pie’s ‘frustrated news reporter’ videos have blown up across the internet, regularly achieving millions of views as Pie gives his excoriating ‘off-camera’ takes on the news of the day, before quickly composing himself for live broadcast.
Walker has toured five Jonathan Pie live tours, selling out venues such as the Hammersmith Apollo, the London Palladium, and performing across the US and Australia.
His second live show, Jonathan Pie: Back To The Studio, aired on BBC One and both ‘Fake News’ (2021) and ‘Heroes and Villains (2024), are available to stream on Prime Video.
In 2023, Pie debuted his hit scripted podcast Call Jonathan Pie where he hosts his own BBC Radio 4 phone-in show.
As his personal and professional worlds collide, listeners see why he’s so incredibly angry about absolutely everything.
With a second series landing in 2025, Call Jonathan Pie was dubbed ‘the sharpest, “most consistent, compelling satire and sitcom to have been aired by the BBC this decade’ by the Sunday Times and has gone on to win two British Comedy Guide Awards.
You can listen to both series of Call Jonathan Pie on BBC Sounds.
Tickets for the new live show, The End of The World according to Jonathan Pie are available now at jonathanpie.com