One of the best nights on the comedy calendar – Absolute Radio Live – will be back at the world-famous London Palladium this autumn.
Absolute Radio’s Jon Richardson and Matt Forde will once again be co-hosting a brilliant night of laughs on Sunday 16th November 2025.
Also confirmed on the blockbuster line-up are James Acaster, Kerry Godliman, Adam Hills, Fatiha El-Ghorri, Tom Davis and Dinesh Nathan.
Tickets are on sale NOW, and they’re flying fast. Get yours here:
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As ever, the night will also raise funds for a hugely deserving cause and this year we’re partnering with Prostate Cancer UK.
Some facts about prostate cancer:
1 in 8 men will get prostate cancer; if you’re Black, the risk is double.
It’s now the most commonly diagnosed cancer in men in England.
There are no early warning signs and no national screening programme so discovering you have it can be left to chance. Finding it early makes treatment much easier.
Alison Day, Director of Communications at Prostate Cancer UK, commented: “We’re delighted to partner with Absolute Radio Live and look forward to a stellar evening of laughter at the London Palladium. From James Acaster to Fatiha El-Ghorri, the night will be one to remember. And with all profits from ticket sales going to Prostate Cancer UK, it’ll make a lasting impact on men’s health too.
“1 in 8 men will get prostate cancer, and you’re at double the risk if you’re Black. It’s now the most common cancer in England but remains the biggest without a screening programme. We’re funding research to save men’s lives and to help build safe and effective screening programme for all men through our TRANSFORM trial, but we need your support to make it happen.
“By buying a ticket you’ll be donating to our groundbreaking research, lifesaving awareness campaigns and funding our support for men living with and after prostate cancer, all while guaranteeing yourself a great night out with some of the best in the business. So grab your seats now and roll on November!”
All profits from ticket sales will go directly to Prostate Cancer UK.
