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Class Clown w/ Seann Walsh - October 2025 October 6th, 2025

Stewart Lee gives his characteristically honest takes on the performers who chose to play the Riyadh Comedy festival in Saudi Arabia, why he’s not into the Oasis reunion despite liking their work, why the current state of Marvel is in direct opposition to what the brand once stood for, why Star Trek is superior to…

DOUBLETHINK DOES DOUBLETIME - September 2025 The Nerve - By Stewart Lee - September 30th, 2025

READ IT AT THE NERVE, HERE

IRISH ANNOUNCEMENT Stewart Lee will tour to Dublin, Drogheda, Derry, Wexford, Cork, and Waterford in June 2026, his first tour to Ireland in 14 years. June 2026 Monday 1st June 2026 – 3Olympia Theatre, Dublin – TICKETS Tuesday 2nd June 2026 – Bord Gais Energy Theatre, Dublin – TICKETS Wednesday 3rd June 2026 – The…

Not in Bed with Clare Ferguson-Walker - August 2025 August 26th, 2025

Called the “world’s greatest living standup” by The Times, listen to Stewart chat with Clare about the mechanics of comedy, his favorite music and whether or not he’s ever seen a ghost, also features Orkney oatcakes.

Richly illuminating new podcast asks What Happened to Counter-Culture? - August 2025 The Financial TImes - By Fiona Sturgess - August 25th, 2025

It was “the most glorious, bravest, the most splendid music”, says British folk singer Shirley Collins of her time collecting folk songs at the Mississippi State Penitentiary in the 1950s. “It was all recorded out in the open, so there was a wonderful echo there.” Collins, the one-time leading light of the postwar British folk…

Is counterculture dead – or mainstream? - August 2025 The Observer - By Katherine Cowles - August 10th, 2025

Shirley Collins didn’t think much of Bob Dylan when she first saw him play at the Troubadour in London. He was an American, singing American songs, badly. Worse, he wasn’t wearing a Stetson, which might have helped to set pulses racing. “We didn’t know what to make of him,” she tells Stewart Lee in his…

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