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December 2023

• Wed 13 Dec Bath, The Forum Dave Gorman
• Sun 10 Dec Sheffield City Hall and Memorial Hall Dave Gorman
• Fri 8 Dec Leicester, De Montfort Hall Dave Gorman
• Sun 3 Dec Peterborough New Theatre Dave Gorman
• Sat 2 Dec Bexhill-on-Sea, De La Warr Pavilion Dave Gorman

November 2023

• Thu 30 Nov Dudley Town Hall Dave Gorman
• Wed 29 Nov Milton Keynes Theatre Dave Gorman
• Sun 26 Nov University of Lincoln Student Union (The Platform & The Engine Shed) Dave Gorman
• Sat 25 Nov Ipswich, Regent Theatre Dave Gorman
• Fri 24 Nov Crawley, The Hawth Dave Gorman
• Thu 23 Nov Northampton, Royal & Derngate Theatre Dave Gorman
• Wed 22 Nov Stockport Plaza Dave Gorman
• Mon 20 Nov Reading, Hexagon Dave Gorman
• Sun 19 Nov Buxton Opera House Dave Gorman
• Fri 17 Nov Halifax, Victoria Theatre Dave Gorman
• Wed 15 Nov Tunbridge Wells, Assembly Hall Theatre Dave Gorman
• Mon 13 Nov York, Grand Opera House Dave Gorman
• Fri 10 Nov Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne Theatre & Opera House Dave Gorman
• Wed 8 Nov High Wycombe, Swan Theatre Dave Gorman
• Tue 7 Nov Crewe, Lyceum Theatre Dave Gorman
• Mon 6 Nov Swindon, Wyvern Theatre Dave Gorman
• Sun 5 Nov Birmingham, The Alexandra Theatre Dave Gorman
• Thu 2 Nov Skegness, Embassy Theatre Dave Gorman
• Wed 1 Nov Loughborough Town Hall Dave Gorman
• Fri 16 Jun Basingstoke, Anvil Arts Dave Gorman
• Thu 15 Jun Tunbridge Wells, Assembly Hall Theatre Dave Gorman
• Sun 11 Jun New Theatre Oxford Dave Gorman
• Sat 10 Jun Stevenage, Gordon Craig Theatre Dave Gorman
• Thu 8 Jun Cardiff, New Theatre Dave Gorman
• Tue 6 Jun Canterbury, Marlowe Theatre Dave Gorman
• Sun 21 May Swansea Arena Dave Gorman
• Sat 20 May Porthcawl, Grand Pavilion Dave Gorman
• Fri 19 May London, Alexandra Palace Dave Gorman
• Thu 18 May Hayes, Beck Theatre Dave Gorman
• Sat 13 May Dartford, Orchard Theatre Dave Gorman
• Fri 12 May Dudley Town Hall Dave Gorman
• Thu 11 May Loughborough Town Hall Dave Gorman
• Wed 10 May St. Albans, The Alban Arena Dave Gorman
• Sun 30 Apr Bedford Corn Exchange Dave Gorman
• Sat 29 Apr St. Albans, The Alban Arena Dave Gorman
• Fri 28 Apr Chatham, The Central Theatre Dave Gorman
• Sun 23 Apr Edinburgh Playhouse Theatre Dave Gorman
• Sat 22 Apr Glasgow, Kings Theatre Dave Gorman
• Fri 21 Apr Dundee, Gardyne Theatre Dave Gorman
• Thu 20 Apr Stockton-on-Tees, Stockton Globe Dave Gorman
• Sun 16 Apr Cambridge Corn Exchange Dave Gorman
• Sat 15 Apr Ipswich, Regent Theatre Dave Gorman
• Thu 6 Apr Dorking Halls Dave Gorman
• Wed 5 Apr Wolverhampton Grand Theatre Dave Gorman
• Tue 4 Apr Harrogate Royal Hall Dave Gorman
• Sun 2 Apr Buxton Opera House Dave Gorman
• Sat 1 Apr Reading, Hexagon Dave Gorman
• Fri 31 Mar Crewe, Lyceum Theatre Dave Gorman
• Thu 30 Mar Guildford, G Live Dave Gorman
• Sun 26 Mar Cheltenham, Everyman Theatre Dave Gorman
• Sat 25 Mar Torquay, Princess Theatre Dave Gorman
• Fri 24 Mar Weston-super-Mare, The Playhouse Theatre Dave Gorman
• Thu 23 Mar Bournemouth Pavilion Dave Gorman
• Sun 19 Mar Salford, The Lowry Dave Gorman
• Sat 18 Mar Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne Theatre & Opera House Dave Gorman
• Fri 17 Mar Doncaster, Cast Dave Gorman
• Thu 16 Mar Darlington Hippodrome Dave Gorman

November 2022

• Fri 11 Nov Middlesbrough Town Hall Dave Gorman
• Thu 10 Nov Newcastle upon Tyne, Tyne Theatre & Opera House Dave Gorman
• Sun 6 Nov King's Lynn Corn Exchange Dave Gorman
• Sat 5 Nov York, Grand Opera House Dave Gorman
• Fri 4 Nov Nottingham, Theatre Royal and Royal Concert Hall Dave Gorman
• Thu 3 Nov Hull City Hall Dave Gorman
• Wed 2 Nov Carlisle, The Sands Centre Dave Gorman

October 2022

• Sun 30 Oct Salford, The Lowry Dave Gorman
• Sat 29 Oct Halifax, Victoria Theatre Dave Gorman
• Sat 22 Oct Sheffield City Hall and Memorial Hall Dave Gorman
• Fri 21 Oct Aberdeen Music Hall Dave Gorman
• Thu 20 Oct Motherwell Civic Centre Dave Gorman
• Wed 19 Oct Dunfermline, Alhambra Theatre Dave Gorman
• Sun 16 Oct Southend-on-Sea, Cliffs Pavilion Dave Gorman
• Sat 15 Oct Birmingham, The Alexandra Theatre Dave Gorman
• Fri 14 Oct Basingstoke, Anvil Arts Dave Gorman
• Thu 13 Oct Brighton Dome Dave Gorman
• Wed 12 Oct London, Hackney Empire Dave Gorman
• Sun 9 Oct Manchester, Palace Theatre Dave Gorman
• Sat 8 Oct Ipswich, Regent Theatre Dave Gorman
• Fri 7 Oct Clacton-On-Sea, Princes Theatre Dave Gorman
• Thu 6 Oct Coventry, Warwick Arts Centre Dave Gorman
• Wed 5 Oct Leicester, De Montfort Hall Dave Gorman
• Sat 1 Oct Northampton, Royal & Derngate Theatre Dave Gorman

September 2022

• Fri 30 Sep Liverpool Philharmonic Hall Dave Gorman
• Thu 29 Sep Warrington, Pyramid & Parr Hall Dave Gorman
• Wed 28 Sep Blackburn, King George's Hall Dave Gorman
• Sun 25 Sep Swindon, Wyvern Theatre Dave Gorman
• Sat 24 Sep Bexhill-on-Sea, De La Warr Pavilion Dave Gorman
• Fri 23 Sep Cardiff, St David's Hall Dave Gorman
• Thu 22 Sep Lowestoft, The Marina Theatre & Cinema Dave Gorman
• Wed 21 Sep Dunstable, Grove Theatre Dave Gorman
• Sun 18 Sep Yeovil, Octagon Theatre Dave Gorman
• Sat 17 Sep Portsmouth Guildhall Dave Gorman
• Fri 16 Sep Dorking Halls Dave Gorman
• Thu 15 Sep Aldershot, Princes Hall Dave Gorman
• Wed 14 Sep Guildford, G Live Dave Gorman
• Sun 11 Sep Aylesbury Waterside Theatre Dave Gorman

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January 23 | 2024

Announcing 2024 summer tour.

We are excited to announce DMB’s 2024 summer tour beginning on May 22 in Tampa, FL. The headline run will bring the band back to many favorite venues, including Alpine Valley Music Theatre in East Troy, WI, Broadview Stage at SPAC in Saratoga Springs, NY and The Gorge in George, WA on Labor Day weekend. With the summer tour, Dave Matthews Band will be introducing new sustainability measures as part of its “On The Road To Zero Waste” initiative – a partnership with Live Nation.

An online ticket presale for members of the DMB Warehouse Fan Association is underway.  Click here to join the Warehouse.

Citi is the official card of the Dave Matthews Band 2024 tour. Citi cardmembers will have access to presale tickets beginning Tuesday, February 13 th , at 9 am local time until Thursday, Feb 15 th , at 10 pm local time through the Citi Entertainment program. For complete presale details visit  www.citientertainment.com .

General on sale for tickets begins on February 16 th at 10 am local venue time. For the complete itinerary, see below or visit http://www.davematthewsband.com /tours.

This summer, the band is partnering with Live Nation’s operated venues to minimize the concerts’ footprint – with the goal to divert at least 90% of fan-generated waste from landfills.  Leveraging its existing leading sustainability resources, Live Nation will support the concerts’ goal by providing zero waste green teams, zero waste stations, food donations, waste sorting, composting and the use of minimal single-use plastic. 

This year’s continued partnership with The Nature Conservancy’s Plant a Billion Trees campaign will bring the total to five million trees planted since DMB teamed up with TNC in 2020 to support reforestation.  For additional details, visit www.dmbtrees.org .

Dave Matthews Band will offset carbon emissions for band/fan travel with the assistance of REVERB, who will also produce the tour’s annual eco-village. 

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Review: Dave Gorman - Powerpoint to the People at Nottingham Royal Concert Hall

Every joke and witty comment had the audience in stitches

• 14:47, 8 NOV 2022

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I had been looking forward to Dave Gorman's tour coming to Nottingham for months and he did not disappoint. I don't think I have ever laughed as hard or for as long as I did on Friday, November 5, during Gorman's Powerpoint to the People tour at the Royal Concert Hall.

I don't want to spoil it for anyone who is still lucky enough to see the show for the first time, but it was absolutely brilliant and reminded me yet again why Gorman is one of my favourite UK comedians. Everything was so well planned, every joke and witty comment had the audience in stitches, and if that wasn't enough his well prepared PowerPoint slides would surely have you in uncontrollable laughter at one point or another.

Even some of the general comments Gorman mentioned at the start led to big laughs later on, and the audience left feeling as if they shared a million inside jokes with the brilliant comedian. From real life humour to cryptic crosswords and from being a parent to celebrity news, there was something for everyone throughout the evening.

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During Gorman's piece on sliding door moments the audience were in fits of laughter, but nothing can compare when he revealed his mum's unexpected answer about Carol, and her unfortunate mishap with an actual sliding door. Even Gorman needed a couple of minutes to gather himself on stage, as even though we all found it hilarious, he explained it was even funnier for himself as he knows Carol.

There were so many brilliant moments throughout the entire set, but I can confidently say I left contemplating whether or not I need to try my hand at cryptic crossword puzzles and whether Janes are the new Karens. Another top highlight of the night was how well Gorman made use of his green screen costume at the beginning, which kept appearing throughout the night for further laughs.

It felt like every detail had been thought of, and it was all new and original material. You could tell the audience really appreciated how honest some of the jokes were, often at the expense of Gorman.

He regularly included the audience in his jokes, and even gave one lucky audience member a trophy for clapping the hardest in the first act. Although sometimes people may think he goes off on a tangent, it's always linked back perfectly, and if not it is usually a hilariously entertaining tangent he goes off on. Whether you have never heard of Gorman or have seen him perform a dozen times before, it really is a show worth seeing.

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Dave Gorman: Powerpoint To The People

Dave Gorman, the man behind Dave TV's hit show Modern Life Is Goodish as well as Are You Dave Gorman? and Googlewhack Adventure, is back on the road with a brand new live show, Powerpoint To The People The 'high priest of the comedy Powerpoint talk' (The Times) is touring again - as much as anything to demonstrate that a powerpoint presentation doesn't have to involve a man in a grey suit standing behind a lectern and saying 'next slide please'. We've all had enough of that, so let's put it all behind us and never speak of it again - there are far more important things to analyse. Well... they're more important in Dave's head anyway.

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Dave Gorman to return to TV

'I can't tell you what they're called or who they're for...'

Dave Gorman is making a return to TV.

Details of his new show are under wraps, but he will be doing some work-in-progress gigs next month to shape the programmes.

In an email to fans, he explained: ‘Well, this is exciting. Unfortunately it's so exciting that a man in a suit won't let me tell you all of it - so, with apologies for being a click-tease, here's the bit I can tell you:

‘I'm in the process of making some more telly shows. I can't tell you what they're called or who they're for... but I can tell you that I'm getting the band back together. And when I say 'band', I mean, my laptops, screen and clickers. Because it's me doing stand up. Simple. 

‘As with previous projects, being at a desk, making powerpoint only gets me so far... to shape it, I need to get on stage with it. And so we've put a few warm up dates together.’

Gorman’s last TV show was the panel show Terms and Conditions Apply for Dave in 2019, which came after four years and 36 episodes of his PowerPoint-led stand-up show  Modern Life Is Goodish for the same channel.

The comic pulled the plug on that show because of the workload, saying that in the final three weeks before taping a pair of episodes, he would work for more than 100 hours a week finalising the scripts and the accompanying presentations.

More recently he has become a setter of cryptic crosswords. For The Independent he uses the pseudonym Bluth, in the Daily Telegraph he is 'Django' and in  The Guardian, Fed.

The first three work-in-progress shows for his next project will be at the Cambridge Junction on July  15, 17 and 20 and tickets are on sale from the venue now.

Published: 14 Jun 2024

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Powerpoint to the people.

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Dave Gorman, the man behind Dave TV’s hit show Modern Life Is Goodish as well as Are You Dave Gorman? and Googlewhack Adventure, is back on the road with a brand new live show, Powerpoint To The People The 'high priest of the comedy Powerpoint talk' (The Times) is touring again - as much as anything to demonstrate that a powerpoint presentation doesn't have to involve a man in a grey suit standing behind a lectern and saying 'next slide please'. We've all had enough of that, so let's put it all behind us and never speak of it again - there are far more important things to analyse. Well... they're more important in Dave's head anyway. 

‘hugely entertaining’★★★★ The Times  ‘Gorman creates real magic from the unlikeliest of sources’ ★★★★  The Mail on Sunday  ‘beautifully constructed’ ★★★★  The Arts Desk  ‘exquisitely constructed show from a comic who is at the top of his game’ ★★★★  The Evening Standard

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