Comedy in Birmingham This Weekend

Planning the weekend? Find Friday, Saturday, and Sunday comedy nights around Birmingham.

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Comedy works well for dates, groups, visiting mates, and anyone who wants a night out with an actual story afterwards.

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Stevie Martin - Clout Wed 7th Oct 2026 (5:45pm) Glee Club Birmingham External listing Get Tickets Stevie Martin - Clout Wed 7th Oct 2026 (6:45pm) Glee Club Birmingham External listing Get Tickets Connor Burns: Flow Thu 8th Oct 2026 (6:45pm) Glee Club Birmingham External listing Get Tickets Aries Spears - EuroTrip Fri 9th Oct 2026 (6:00pm) O2 Academy Birmingham Birmingham External listing Get Tickets Daniel Sloss: Bitter Fri 9th Oct 2026 (7:00pm) Symphony Hall Birmingham External listing Get Tickets Just the Tonic Comedy Club Special with Reginald D Hunter - Birmingham Sat 10th Oct 2026 (7:00pm) Just The Tonic, Birmingham Birmingham External listing Get Tickets COBO : Comedy Shutdown Black History Month Special – Birmingham Sun 11th Oct 2026 (5:00pm) Glee Club Birmingham External listing Get Tickets Hannah East: Express Yourself Thu 15th Oct 2026 (6:30pm) Glee Club Birmingham External listing Get Tickets Mike Bubbins: Ideas Man Fri 16th Oct 2026 (6:30pm) Town Hall Birmingham Birmingham External listing Get Tickets Johnathan Pie: The End Of The World According to Jonathan Pie Wed 21st Oct 2026 (6:30pm) The Alexandra Birmingham External listing Get Tickets Russell Howard - Don't Tell The Algorithm Thu 22nd Oct 2026 (6:30pm) The Alexandra Birmingham External listing Get Tickets Russell Howard - Don't Tell The Algorithm Fri 23rd Oct 2026 (6:30pm) The Alexandra Birmingham External listing Get Tickets Christopher Hall: Pizazz Fri 23rd Oct 2026 (6:45pm) Glee Club Birmingham External listing Get Tickets Russell Howard - Don't Tell The Algorithm Sat 24th Oct 2026 (2:30pm) The Alexandra Birmingham External listing Get Tickets Russell Howard - Don't Tell The Algorithm Sat 24th Oct 2026 (6:30pm) The Alexandra Birmingham External listing Get Tickets Rachel Fairburn: Vexy Beasts Sat 24th Oct 2026 (7:00pm) Glee Club Birmingham External listing Get Tickets Russell Howard - Don't Tell The Algorithm Sun 25th Oct 2026 (3:30pm) The Alexandra Birmingham External listing Get Tickets Joe Wells: Daddy Autism Sun 25th Oct 2026 (6:45pm) Glee Club Birmingham External listing Get Tickets

Comedy Venues To Watch

Glee Club

Arcadian Centre, Birmingham

25 upcoming listings.

Town Hall Birmingham

Victoria Square, Birmingham

22 upcoming listings.

The Alexandra

Station Street, Birmingham

15 upcoming listings.

Symphony Hall

8 Centenary Square, Birmingham

10 upcoming listings.

Utilita Arena Birmingham

King Edwards Road, Birmingham

10 upcoming listings.

O2 Academy Birmingham

16-18 Horsefair, Birmingham

2 upcoming listings.

Just The Tonic, Birmingham

Rosies Nightclub, Birmingham

2 upcoming listings.

O2 Institute Birmingham

78 Digbeth High Street, Birmingham

1 upcoming listing.

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Comedy Night FAQs

Where can I watch comedy in Birmingham?

Birmingham has a mix of intimate stand-up nights, touring comedians, and venue-led comedy shows. Pick by date, venue, and the kind of room you fancy.

Is stand-up comedy good for a date or group night?

Yes. It gives the night a shared focus, works before or after drinks, and gives everyone something to talk about afterwards.

What time should I arrive?

Aim for 15 to 30 minutes before showtime, especially if you want to get drinks, meet friends, or settle into your seats before the first act.

What should I expect at a stand-up night?

Expect a live room, a line-up or touring comic, and a night that changes with the audience. If it is crowd-work heavy, no two shows will feel exactly the same.