Peter Kay delights fans and reveals huge new project months after sell-out tour
COMEDIAN Peter Kay has delighted his fans by revealing his huge new project, months after his sell-out tour.
Peter, 49, performed in front of thousands of fans at his first live show in 12 nights at the start of December last year.
Getty Images – GettyPeter Kay has delighted fans with news of a new project[/caption]
TwitterThe star revealed a new memoir being released in September[/caption]
The star will play 110 live shows in locations including Birmingham, Liverpool and Dublin, ending in August 2023 at the Sheffield Utilita Arena.
And now he’s announced a new project too – a brand new book, which is Peter’s first memoir in fourteen years.
Peter announced the exciting news on social media, writing: “Introducing… T.V. Big Adventures on the Small Screen,” and invited fans to pre-order.
He shared a look at the cover, which sees a red front and a photo of Peter in the middle.
The description reads: “Peter’ hilarious new book will be his first memoir in fourteen years and follows his lifelong obsession watching and working in television. Available this September.”
Fans in the comments were very excited about Peter’s news.
Announcing his return to the stage a while ago, Peter said: “It’s good to get back to what I love doing best, stand-up comedy, and if there’s ever a time people need a laugh it’s now.”
And he will be the first artist in the world to perform each month at The O2 in London with a monthly residency gig as part of his huge comeback.
In 2018 Peter cancelled an upcoming sell-out 100 gig nationwide tour.
As soon as he returned, the Bolton-born star was crying within minutes.
He told the crowds at Manchester AO Arena: “What’s all this about?
“Oh my Lord. I’m supposed to do bloody comedy now.
“Oh my God. You’ve got me in f*****g bits. Let me get my tissues out my drawer. I love you too. In ways you’ll never know.
“I’ve been looking forward to this for quite a while now, about five years.”
Getty Images – GettyPeter will be the first artist in the world to perform each month at The O2 in London with a monthly residency gig as part of his huge comeback[/caption]
