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The show is part of BBC Radio 2’s excellent comedy series. Don’t forget that you can listen again to these shows, even if you’re outside the UK.

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Don’t leave it too late to book, because the tickets will sell quickly.

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Don’t forget that you can use iPlayer to listen to radio shows even if you’re outside the UK.

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However, regular website readers and Twitter followers have the chance to get ahead of the rush, because they can use this exclusive priority booking link RIGHT NOW to get tickets.

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Ed’s really looking forward to these shows–not only will they give him a chance to use his new material, he’ll get to try out his new base layers.

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Check the Live Dates page for the full list of gigs and individual venue details.

Scottish fans might also like to know that Ed will be on Susan Calman’s Funny Friends on BBC Radio Scotland on Friday, June 25th at 11:30 am (12:00 pm in the Highlands and Islands).

The show was created and written by Mike Bullen (Cold Feet), produced by Rosemary McGowan (Life of Riley, Happiness), and directed by Simon Delaney (Cold Feet), and stars Ed along with all the fine people you can see here.

Those of you who are markering your name on a tent right now to protect it from thieves might like to know that Ed’s playing the Cabaret Tent at Glastonbury this year.

Those of you who’d rather not have anything to do with muck and all-night generator noise will be just as glad to know that he’s also playing at less full-on festivals, like the Llangollen Comedy Festival, Wales (June 10-13), the Ealing Comedy Festival, London (July 16-23), and the Carlsberg Comedy Carnival, Dublin (July 22-25).

Even more far-sighted and sun-hating fans might like to know that you can already buy tickets for Rock With Laughter, Birmingham, (December 10-12), where Ed will be appearing on the bill alongside such luminaries as Lenny Henry, Alan Carr, and Jo Brand, as well as musical acts Björn Again, Beverley Knight, Adrian Edmondson & the Bad Shepherds, the mighty SLADE, and festival favourite Rolf Harris and his band.

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You can find booking details for all these events on the Live Dates page.

Ed spoke at yesterday’s protest against the proposed closure of BBC 6 Music. The Independent on Sunday today includes an article about the event and a nice quote from Ed about how the BBC fulfils different needs for different people. Ed has been an avid supporter and listener of 6 Music since the station came on the air, and, like thousands of other people, reckons the UK’s listening landscape would be a poorer place without it.

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Check the DVD page for details of international outlets.