Robert Newman

Robert Newman stands as one of the UK's most distinctive comedic voices, merging razor-sharp wit with intellectually rich themes. Born in 1964, Newman rose to prominence as a British stand-up comedian and later expanded his repertoire to include thought-provoking radio broadcasts and audiobooks. His knack for blending incisive social commentary with humour is evident in recordings such as "1st World War," "Euro/Dollar Theory," and the acclaimed "The Entirely Accurate Encyclopaedia of Evolution," which was released as both an album and an audiobook.

Recent live music and comedy gigs have seen Robert Newman sharing the stage with a diverse range of talents. Notably, in February 2026, Newman appeared as a support act for headliner Justin Sullivan at the Quiet Night Out concert held at London's Union Chapel. The event also featured musicians from Penguin Cafe, Daisy Chute, and Cosmo Pyke, underscoring Newman’s respected presence at significant concerts within the vibrant UK live performance scene. His performances continue to attract discerning audiences with a taste for both intelligent comedy and engaging live shows.

With a varied discography that spans philosophical radio shows like "Rob Newman's Half-Full Philosophy Hour" and albums dating back to the early 1990s, Robert Newman remains a vital figure in British comedy and live entertainment. Follow Robert Newman for the latest tour dates and to stay informed about forthcoming gigs that promise his signature blend of humour, insight, and captivating stagecraft.