Jack Whitehall plays his new stand-up show Bad Influence twice in one day at The O2 arena in North Greenwich, a matinee and an evening show.
Jack Whitehall, the BRIT Awards host and star of Bad Education, brings his stand-up show Bad Influence to The O2 arena in North Greenwich on Saturday 30 January 2027.
Born in Westminster in 1988, Whitehall is the son of the television producer Michael Whitehall. He chose stand-up during a gap year, then left the University of Manchester after two terms of history of art.
His first solo show, Nearly Rebellious, played the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in 2009. It earned him a Best Newcomer nomination at the Edinburgh Comedy Awards.
He played JP in Fresh Meat on Channel 4 and co-wrote Bad Education for BBC Three. In 2017 he and his father made the Netflix series Jack Whitehall: Travels with My Father.
His previous tour, Settle Down, was filmed at The O2 arena and released as a Netflix special in January 2024. This time the London date carries two shows, a matinee at 14:30 and an evening show at 20:00.