Comedian Rhod Gilbert will be returning to North Wales this year as part of his brand new tour.
The Book of John will see the Welsh star return to stand-up comedy after a six year break, kicking off the tour next month.
The tour set to take the funny man across the UK with shows at London’s Eventim Apollo and Cardiff's Motorpoint Arena - as well as several dates in North Wales.
The star, who has hosted the popular Live at the Apollo stand-up show on multiple occasions, will be making his first stop in the region with a gig at Wrexham's William Aston Hall this Friday.
That will be followed by an appearance at Llandudno's Venue Cymru on Thursday May 1.
His shows in the region will be rounded off by a performance at Rhyl's Pavilion Theatre on Thursday, July 18.
All performances for the above listed shows start between 7.30pm and 8pm (depending on the venue).
One of the Wales' leading comedy talents, Rhod has enjoyed a successful TV career in recent years, most recently as the charismatic host of BBC2's The Apprentice: You're Fired.
The comedian's new show promises to be "as funny as ever, but like never before," and promises to be "raw, personal and brutally honest."
One of Rhod's last appearances in the area - a show at Machynlleth's Comedy Festival back in 2016 - sold out in just a matter of minutes.
Tickets for the Rhyl Pavilion show go on sale tomorrow (Jan 29) at 10am.
To book tickets for the shows, click here.
