Comedy· Cardiff
Sandro Ford: Lager Than Life
- When
- Wednesday, 24 March 2027, 7.15pm
- Where
- The Glee Club, Mermaid Quay, Cardiff, CF10 5BZ
- Sold by
- See Tickets
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About the event
From See Tickets's listing
Stand-up comedian Sandro Ford is heading out on his first ever UK and Ireland tour,and it's a big one. Titled Lager Than Life, this debut run brings Sandro'sunmistakable voice, sharp observations, and pub-bred storytelling to stages acrossthe country. Co-Host of the smash hit Problematic Pub Podcast and as seen on Have A Word,Dead Men Talking, and Hot Water Green Room, Sandro has quickly made a namefor himself as a comic who tells it how it is. His comedy is rooted in real life -growing up, getting older, bad decisions, worse hangovers, and the sort ofcharacters you only ever meet in or around a pub. Honest, self-aware, andunapologetically funny, his material feels lived-in and instantly relatable. Lager Than Life is a celebration of nights that spiral, mates who never change, andthe quiet chaos of everyday British life. Sandro's relaxed delivery and natural crowdconnection allow his punchlines to land effortlessly, turning familiar situations intomoments of pure comedy. One minute he's dissecting modern masculinity, the nexthe's deep into a story that probably should've stayed off record - but you're glad itdidn't. This tour marks the next step for a comic firmly on the rise, bringing his mostpersonal and hard-hitting material yet to live audiences. Whether you've followed hispodcast appearances or are discovering him for the first time, expect big laughs,brutal honesty, and stories that hit close to home. So get a drink in, find your seat, and brace yourself.…
Getting there
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