Discover What’s On Across the UK in 2026 – Theatre, Music & Live Events
Artspod is your guide to what’s on across the UK. From West End theatre shows and award-winning musicals to live music, comedy, exhibitions, and cultural events, we help you find the best experiences near you. Looking for theatre shows in London, upcoming events at iconic venues in Manchester, or touring productions coming to your city? Explore what’s on by city or venue and stay up to date with the latest news, reviews, and interviews from across the arts world.
➤ News
Noël Coward’s witty romantic comedy gets a vibrant 1930s twist!
Noël Coward’s witty romantic comedy gets a vibrant 1930s twist!
Dr Hannibal Lecter Will See You Now…
Come face to face with the chilling cultural phenomenon The Silence Of The Lambs.
Michael Sheen returns to West End in Amadeus with Callum Scott Howells
Michael Sheen returns to West End in Amadeus with Callum Scott Howells
➤ Videos of upcoming shows in the UK
The Simon and Garfunkel Story
Few shows have experienced the phenomenal global success of The Simon and Garfunkel Story, with...
Al Murray: All You Need Is Guv
The Guv will be back, baby, with a brand-new stand-up show for 2026!
LS Lowry The Art & The Artist
The Lowry is home to the world’s largest public collection of paintings and drawings by...
Sweet and Sour
From the same producers that brought you TaylorMania. Sweet and Sour – The Ultimate Tribute...
The Flying Dutchman Wagner
Welsh National Opera
Michael Starring Ben
Take a journey back in time to remember Michael Jackson – the man, the music and the magic.
Paranormal Activity
Paranormal Activity is a new story live on stage.
Whitney Queen of The Night
Queen Of The Night – A Tribute to Whitney Houston returns in 2026 for another...
The Last Laugh
The Last Laugh a new play with Morcombe, Cooper and Monkhouse
Les Miserables, Sondheim Theatre
This brilliant new staging has taken the world by storm and has been hailed “Les Mis for the 21st Century” (Huffington Post), “the reborn dream of a production” (Daily Telegraph) and “perfect theatre in a perfect theatre” (Sunday Telegraph).