Four of the most electrifying stars of BBC’s Strictly Come Dancing are joining forces for a brand-new UK tour of the smash-hit dance spectacular Here Come The Boys that will play to theatres nationwide throughout June 2027.
Aljaž Škorjanec, Carlos Gu, Gorka Marquez and Julian Caillon will take centre stage in an all-new production that will combine the charisma, camaraderie and sizzling chemistry of four phenomenal performers with world-class choreography, stunning production and an irresistible soundtrack.
Make no mistake; Here Come The Boys is a full-throttle celebration of dance, music and entertainment. From ballroom brilliance and Latin fire to show-stopping contemporary numbers and high-octane group performances, the self-proclaimed rock stars of dance will push themselves – and each other – to the limit in an exhilarating evening designed to set pulses racing.
Audiences across the UK can expect smouldering moves, ripped physiques and plenty of cheeky humour as the boys unleash their competitive side to battle it out on the dance floor and show everyone exactly why they’ve become some of the nation’s hottest and best-loved dancers.
Here Come The Boys’ 24-date UK tour for 2027 will begin in Eastbourne on 1st June and quickstep its way across the nation before ending in Brighton on 29th June. The tour also includes a date at London’s Adelphi Theatre on the 20th June.
A venue pre-sale will begin at 10.00am on Wednesday 16th September, before tickets go on general sale at 10.00am on Friday 18th September, available from www.herecometheboys.com.
Promising a night of pure escapism, Here Come The Boys is destined to be the fresh, fierce and fearless, summer dance blockbuster of 2027, delivered by four performers at the very top of their game.
The full list of 2027 tour dates for Here Comes The Boys in 2027 is as follows:
01 June – Eastbourne, Congress
02 June – Guildford, G Live
03 June – Birmingham, Symphony Hall
04 June – Manchester, The Bridgewater Hall
05 June – Sheffield, City Hall
06 June – Carlisle, Sands Centre
08 June – Glasgow, Royal Concert Hall
09 June – Bradford, Bradford Live
10 June – Gateshead, Glasshouse
11 June – Liverpool, Philharmonic
12 June – Bath, Forum
13 June – Northampton, Derngate Theatre
15 June – Truro, Hall for Cornwall
17 June – Bournemouth, Pavilion
18 June – Ipswich, Regent Theatre
19 June – Southend, Cliffs Pavilion
20 June – London, The Adelphi Theatre
22 June – Cardiff, New Theatre
23 June – Buxton, Opera House
24 June – Leicester, De Montfort Hall
25 June – York, Barbican
26 June – Hull, Connexin Live
28 June – Milton Keynes, Milton Keynes Theatre
29 June – Brighton, Dome
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