Watford Colosseum on The Prat Pack’s Back tour as Bradley Walsh, Brian Conley, Shane Richie and Joe Pasquale reunite
The watford colosseum is one of the stops on a new 2026 UK tour bringing Bradley Walsh, Brian Conley, Shane Richie and Joe Pasquale back together as The Prat Pack. The show, titled The Prat Pack’s Back, will reach Watford on Saturday 19 and Sunday 20 September 2026. Tickets for the run go on sale on Friday at 10am ET.
Watford Colosseum date sits in a packed September run
The quartet will travel across the UK in September 2026 with a variety-style show built around music and comedy. The production opens in Edinburgh on Wednesday 2 September 2026 and moves through Glasgow, Sunderland, Manchester, Bridlington, Sheffield, Birmingham, Swansea, Plymouth, Bristol, Bournemouth, Portsmouth and Hastings before arriving at the watford colosseum.
After the Watford dates, the tour continues to Ipswich, Southend and finishes at The London Palladium on Friday 25 and Saturday 26 September 2026. The lineup for the show includes a 15-piece band, with performances inspired by Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr, alongside Joey Bishop and Peter Lawford.
Why the quartet are back together
Bradley Walsh said the group had “so much fun on the road in 2025” and described the return as something they “couldn’t resist. ” He said the new shows will be “even bigger, even better and even more hilarious, ” adding that Brian Conley, Joe Pasquale and Shane Richie are his best friends and that there is no one he would rather be on the tour bus with.
The show is framed as a British take on the Rat Pack era, with the four performers presenting what has been described as music, mischief and mayhem. The watford colosseum dates place the venue near the middle of the tour’s final stretch, giving local audiences a late-September chance to see the reunion live.
What the show is built on
The production follows the group’s successful 2025 run and comes after a sold-out performance at the London Palladium. It also draws on the long friendship between the four performers, who have known each other for 40 years from their early days as Bluecoats and Greencoats.
That shared history is central to the format, and it is part of why the reunion has been positioned as more than a standard nostalgia show. The Watford appearance keeps the spotlight on watford colosseum as a key stop in a tour built around familiar names, big band energy and a deliberately playful stage style.
What happens next
With tickets going on sale on Friday at 10am ET, the immediate focus shifts to demand across the tour, including the watford colosseum dates. The September schedule is now set, and the next major moment will be the opening night in Edinburgh, followed by the run through to London at the end of the month.
