Popular podcast hosts to bring comedy show to Carlisle
Will Mellor and Ralf Little, the stars of the podcast, have added more dates to their previously sold-out tour due to high demand.
The duo will bring their comedic show to The Sands Centre, Carlisle, on November 23.
Tickets for the show go on sale at 10am on Friday and can be bought via Ticketmaster.
The tour, titled November Nonsense, will see the pair perform in 17 venues across the UK.
Speaking about the tour, Ralf said: "We're thrilled to be taking the Two Pints Podcast back on tour this November.
"The response to the announcement has been incredible, so we've added five brand new dates."
Will added: "We promise you a good laugh and a great night out – we can't wait to see you there, so grab your tickets now."
The tour is being presented by Formidable and Live Nation promoters Cuffe and Taylor.
Will Mellor and Ralf Little are well known for their TV show Will and Ralf Should Know Better, and their Two Pints podcast.
The show will be the third time the duo have taken their podcast on tour.
Their previous two tours were both sell out events.
You can keep up with the podcast online on The Two Pints Podcast website, Instagram, Facebook, Spotify, and YouTube.
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