Jimeoin in a pale denim outfit with his arms outstretched, surrounded by festival graphics.

Jimeoin will bring Ballyhoo! to Brighton’s Corn Exchange on Sunday 18 October 2026, with a second Sussex date at The Hawth in Crawley on Wednesday 3 March 2027.

Both performances are listed for 7.30pm. Brighton tickets cost £26.50, with doors opening at 6.45pm.

The appearance is part of Brighton Dome Comedy Festival, which runs from 16 to 25 October 2026. Our Brighton Dome Comedy Festival guide has the wider programme, venues and family events.

Calendar graphic for Jimeoin’s Ballyhoo! at Brighton Corn Exchange on 18 October 2026 and The Hawth, Crawley, on 3 March 2027, both at 7.30pm.
Jimeoin brings Ballyhoo! to Brighton’s Corn Exchange on 18 October 2026 and The Hawth in Crawley on 3 March 2027. Both performances start at 7.30pm.

At a glance

ShowJimeoin: Ballyhoo!
BrightonSunday 18 October 2026, Corn Exchange
Brighton timesDoors 6.45pm; show 7.30pm
Brighton tickets£26.50; members save £2 on full-price tickets
CrawleyWednesday 3 March 2027, The Hawth, 7.30pm
Age restriction16+ at both Sussex venues

Observational comedy at the Corn Exchange

Ballyhoo! is billed around Jimeoin’s observational stand-up: finding jokes in everyday behaviour, with an emphasis on the delivery of the material. Brighton Dome presents the evening as a solo comedy show, with the Corn Exchange hosting the festival stop.

The Irish comedian, based in Australia, has appeared on Live at the Apollo and The Royal Variety Performance. His official biography and tour site also record a long association with Australian stages and television, including regular appearances at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.

The Brighton booking is in the Corn Exchange, a separate room from the Dome’s Concert Hall. That distinction matters during a festival with several performances taking place across the same building complex.

A second Sussex date in Crawley

The Hawth confirms the same Ballyhoo! tour will reach Crawley on 3 March 2027. It gives readers in the north of the county another local option, several months after the Brighton festival.

The Crawley performance is listed at 7.30pm on the artist’s schedule and the ticket agent’s page. The Hawth gives an age suitability of 16+. Check its own booking page for seat prices and availability; the £26.50 Brighton price does not apply automatically to Crawley.

Upcoming tour dates

The remaining UK Ballyhoo! dates below are listed by Live Nation and the artist’s official schedule, checked on 8 October 2026. The artist also lists Dublin on 7 October 2027, Derry on 8–9 October and Belfast on 5–6 November; follow those individual ticket links for the latest show and booking details.

DateTown or cityVenue
8 October 2026GalashielsVolunteer Hall
9 October 2026LiverpoolOlympia
10 October 2026NewcastleTyne Theatre and Opera House
11 October 2026CarlisleThe Sands Centre
13 October 2026LeedsCity Varieties Music Hall
14 October 2026ScunthorpePlowright Theatre
15 October 2026ManchesterAcademy
16 October 2026NewtownThe Hafren
17 October 2026SwindonWyvern Theatre
18 October 2026BrightonBrighton Dome Corn Exchange
20 October 2026MargateHall by the Sea, Dreamland
21 October 2026BedfordCorn Exchange
22 October 2026IpswichCorn Exchange
23 October 2026NorthamptonRoyal & Derngate
24 October 2026WatfordColosseum
25 October 2026BirminghamTown Hall
25 February 2027PeterboroughKey Theatre
26 February 2027CreweLyceum
27 February 2027LowestoftMarina Theatre
28 February 2027LeicesterDe Montfort Hall
2 March 2027RedditchPalace Theatre
3 March 2027CrawleyThe Hawth
4 March 2027StevenageGordon Craig Theatre
5 March 2027Southend-on-SeaPalace Theatre
6 March 2027BuxtonOpera House
7 March 2027LichfieldGarrick Theatre
9 March 2027UlverstonThe Coro
10 March 2027ObanCorran Halls
11 March 2027KirkcaldyAdam Smith Theatre
13 March 2027GlasgowKing’s Theatre
14 March 2027EdinburghKing’s Theatre

Planning a Sussex visit

The Hawth is on Hawth Avenue, Crawley RH10 6YZ. Use the theatre’s own access and travel information when booking that performance. It is a separate event from the Brighton festival date, requiring its own ticket.

Getting to the Corn Exchange

The Corn Exchange entrance is on New Road, Brighton BN1 1UG. Check the room on your ticket when planning where to meet. Brighton Dome’s travel information covers getting there, while its access guide explains facilities and booking support.