Derby Assembly Rooms

A brand new show from everyone's favourite bigoted landlord, Al Murray, star of Happy Hour. Please only cheer at the irony and stay in your house if you actually hate the French.

Sharp observational humour from the Dublin-born stand-up and actor best known for his television sitcom roles in Channel 4's Father Ted and BBC1's My Hero.

Self-styled 'progressive patriot' and veteran political activist who is still one of the UK's finest writers of love songs.

Lady banjo players extraordinaire tour their bluegrass ballads.

Americana and folk by the London-based band.

Acerbic musical comedy from the glamorously outfitted alternative cabaret duo.

Enthusiastic storytelling and sharp wit from the Canadian stand-up

Observational humour from the Dublin-stand-up and actor about reaching middle age.

Germany's sort of Comedy Ambassador (we think he made up that title) dispelling the myth that his countryfolk have no sense of humour.

Observational wit and wisdom.

The actor, best known as Boycie from BBC1's Only Fools and Horses talks about his career, following by signings of his autobiography, Being Boycie.

• 60 min

Camp humour and double entendres as the distinctive stand-up, journalist, radio regular and 2012 Celebrity Big Brother contestant searches for a husband.

Gags, banter, two guest comics and a joke competition from the radio and TV presenter.

Cheeky and upbeat humour and offbeat observations about life from the South East London-born stand-up and 2010 Amused Moose Laugh Off winner.

Sally pretends her 'psychic' powers have been with her since she was nine months old, and she's now taking her 'psychic' knowledge on tour.

Quick-fire intelligent wit and banter from the London-born stand-up as he muses on the death of his father.

• Written by: Mick Martin

Set in post-war England and based on the much loved short story by Bill Naughton and directed by Steve Byrne, Spit Nolan tells the story of the Cotton Pocket Gang, their love of go-karts, speed and competition in this poignant tale of love, rivalry and loss.

The veteran songwriter and acclaimed guitarist from London, best known for his work with Yes, Asia and GTR, plays progressive rock.

The Devon-based collective performs traditional and acoustic folk.