Cork comedian Kent includes local towns in upcoming tour

Included will be shows at the Everyman in Cork on Friday February 12 and Saturday February 13 in 2027.
Cork comedian Kent includes local towns in upcoming tour

Chris Kent will perform at the Everyman in Cork on Friday February 12 and Saturday February 13 next year.

Cork comedian Chris Kent will be going on tour his brand new show, "That’s All I Need Now!", commencing later in 2026 and running into 2027.

Included will be shows at the Everyman in Cork on Friday February 12 and Saturday February 13 in 2027.

The tour includes several stops in his home county later this year, officially commencing at the Briery Gap in Macroom on September 11.

This will be followed by a show in Youghal on September 19 in the Mall Arts Centre.

Kent will be performing in Charleville on October 9 at the Schoolyard Theatre and in Ballinhassig at Barret’s bar on October 10.

November 12 and 13 will see the comedian on stage at De Barra’s in Clonakilty.

In January of next year, Kent will on January 15 be in Bantry at the Maritime Hotel, and on January 22 in Mitchelstown at the St George’s Arts Centre.

Tickets are on sale now and for further information visit https://chriskentcomedy.com/

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