Jimmy Carr is bringing his dark humour down under next year.
The British comedy star will tour Australia with his brand-new show Jimmy Carr: Laughs Funny, hitting 21 venues across the country from February to May 2026.
The British comedian will tour his new show Jimmy Carr: Laughs Funny across the country from February to May 2026, with 21 dates spanning major cities and regional centres.Fans of edgy comedy can look forward to Carr’s trademark fast-paced one-liners and distinctive style when the tour kicks off.
Jimmy Carr: Laughs Funny Australian Tour 2026
- Caloundra Events Centre – Wednesday 25 February
- Gold Coast Convention Centre – Saturday 28 February
- Canberra Royal Theatre – Monday 2 March
- Bendigo Ulumbarra Theatre – Wednesday 4 March
- Geelong Costa Hall – Thursday 5 March
- Wollongong WIN Entertainment Centre – Saturday 7 March
- Tamworth Entertainment Centre – Tuesday 10 March
- Newcastle Entertainment Centre – Wednesday 11 March
- Sydney ICC Sydney Theatre – Friday 13 March
- Ballarat Civic Hall – Tuesday 17 March
- Hobart Wrest Point Entertainment Centre – Wednesday 15 April
- Adelaide Entertainment Centre – Friday 17 April
- Perth RAC Arena – Thursday 21 April
- Darwin Convention Centre – Thursday 23 April
- Cairns Convention Centre – Sunday 26 April
- Townsville Entertainment Centre – Tuesday 28 April
- Rockhampton Pilbeam Theatre – Wednesday 29 April
- Mackay Civic Theatre – Thursday 30 April
- Brisbane Entertainment Centre – Friday 1 May
- Sydney Coliseum Theatre – Tuesday 5 May
- Melbourne John Cain Arena – Wednesday 6 May
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Carr has built his reputation on boundary-pushing material that tends to divide audiences. His dark brand of comedy isn’t for everyone – but for those who enjoy his style, the new show promises to deliver exactly what they’re looking for.
His previous tour, Terribly Funny, reportedly drew over 1.2 million people across 45 countries, potentially making it the biggest international stand-up tour ever staged.
Tickets for all Australian shows go on sale Monday 7 April at 2pm. The extensive tour begins in Caloundra and concludes at Melbourne’s John Cain Arena on 6 May, covering almost every corner of Australia.
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