Northern Ireland’s Entertainment Agency

GMHP LIVE 2019.

The Give My Head Peace crew have been selling out theatres all over Northern Ireland for years and, fresh from their Christmas Special on BBC1, they hit the road with a brand new stage show in February and March 2019.

We’d like to tell you what the show’s going to be about but given Brexit, Trump, and an empty Stormont…who knows? Anything can happen!

All we know for sure is that Ma, Cal, Da, Billy, and Dympna will be there. Uncle Andy can’t make it (he’s spending a year in bed in order to get a PIP claim) so he’s asked his old mucker Big Mervyn (BJ Hogg) to take over.

And along with Ulster’s favourite menacing cleric Pastor Begbie (Paddy Jenkins) the gang guarantee a night of topical comedy, fantastic jokes and up to the minute satire. Plus there’ll be some superb stand-up from Tim McGarry.

Give My Head Peace Live.  Don’t miss the funniest show of the year.

Since the days of their partnership, both Frances and Kieran have enjoyed huge international success in their respective solo careers, but it was the inspired pairing of these two unique talents as a duo in the early nineties that first caught the imagination of the Irish public. Last year’s tour not only sold out venues all around the country, it also showed that the duo hadn’t lost any of their magic. Kieran explains:

“It had been a long time since we worked together and we were both nervous, but from the very first song of the first show we knew we had made the right decision. The audience sang every song with us; it was like a meeting up of old friends and both Frances and I loved every minute of it. We’re delighted to be given this opportunity of playing more shows together. We may even turn it into an annual event!”

Charlie is generally recognised and categorised as a country singer, however, as his fans will tell you, country music is only one part of his live shows and music catalogue. Winner of ‘Best Songwriter’, ‘Best Song’, ‘Best Male Vocalist’ & ‘International Country Album’

Touring Scotland this Autumn, Ireland in the Winter and England & Wales in the Spring.

Northern Ireland’s very own queen of comedy, May McFettridge has earned a special place in the hearts of audiences young and old alike with her distinctive brand of affectionate but well aimed gibes and witticisms.

Has been The Panto Dame in the Grand Opera House Belfast for almost 30 years.

Paul Clark has one of the most recognisable faces in Northern Ireland.

As a broadcaster and journalist Paul presents the main evening news on UTV – UTV Live at Six. He has worked in broadcasting for more than 30 years and his career has taken him to Dublin with RTÉ and to London with the BBC.