Peter Kay Tickets

said in Times Online:

The same question about guests comes around all the time and my answer never really changes either. My favourite guests are people who are funny, laugh a lot, or both . . . Peter Kay, Gordon Ramsay and John Barrowman have been great fun.

Peter Andre has revealed that he enjoyed meeting Robbie Williams backstage at this year’s Brit Awards. The Aussie singer said that the two struck up a friendship over their interest in aliens.
Source: STV

Ron Atkinson’s idea to draft in Stan Boardman for Villa’s pre-Wembley preparation in 1994 was a success – until the funny-man churned out the same material hours later. As Villa prepare for a repeat of their League Cup success over Manchester United 16 years…
Source: Sunday Mercury

said in Anorak:

After watching Peter Kay I’m sure I could do better. Bring it on! Peter was good but he could have been even more enthusiastic.

Corden is the tabloids’ wannabe. He is the star of Situations Vancant. Only the other day, Corden was watching Peter Kay call Liam Gallagher a “knobhead” at the Brits and saying that: “After watching Peter Kay I’m sure I could do better. Bring it on! Peter was…
Source: Anorak

Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher made a surly appearance when picking up an award for the best Brits album of the past 30 years, and was branded a “knobhead” last week by host Peter Kay. Oasis were beaten by their former Britpop rivals Blur in the live event…
Source: Irish Examiner

I wanna thank Bonehead, Quiggs, Alan White… the best fucking fans in the world. Live forever.” He then threw his microphone and the trophy into the crowd and walked off the stage. Presenter Peter Kay then came on and said about Gallagher: “What a knobhead….
Source: Wikinews

PETER Kay has revealed he has written a part for Sir Terry Wogan in an episode of Max & Paddy’s Road To Nowhere. Kay wants Sir Terry, aged 71, to play the “baddie” in a one-off special, based around a funeral in Ireland, that was penned in 2004. Kay and co-star…
Source: The Bolton News

Traveller on Channel Four was the show which took a handful of untravelled teenage naifs, stuck rucksacks on their backs and packed them off to the Third World to fend for themselves before you could say, “Hello, Haringey Council social services, how may…
Source: Wales Online

Kay has announced a set of intimate warm-up gigs before his massive sell-out shows at the M.E.N Arena. The Bolton funnyman’s Tour That Doesn’t Tour Tour smashed box office records at the Arena, becoming the largest stand-up tour in history. But the warm-up…
Source: Manchester Evening News