TWO Pints of Lager stars Ralf Little and Will Mellor are set to reunite for new project.
After vowing to bring back a classic sitcom, the pair are set to work together once again.
They were known for their respective roles of Gaz and Johnny in the hit BBC comedy[/caption]
Ralf, 45, and Will, 48, previously starred in the hit BBC sitcom, Two Pints of Lager and a Packet of Crisps between 2001 and 2009.
Despite various reports that the show would be coming back, the publicly funded corporation announced the end of the show in 2011.
After exploring other opportunities the pair are set to reunite once again for more laughs.
The duo are set to hit the road and embark on a nationwide tour together.
Over 12 gigs they will go round the UK as part of their November Nonsense: Two Pints Podcast set of shows.
They will kick off the project in Birmingham on the first day of November and travel across the country.
This is before they will end the party at Stoke’s Regent Theatre on November 22.
The last time the pair were on screen together was on their comedy show, Will and Ralf Should Know Better, on U&Dave in 2024.
Ralf couldn’t help but gush about the opportunity as he said: “We absolutely love going on tour.
“Being on stage is such a buzz and with the crowd we have a right laugh, November can’t come soon enough.”
While Will added: “Me and Ralf live on stage again, what could possibly go wrong!?!
“We absolutely love doing our live show and we just want everyone to come along, get involved and hopefully have a great time! Bring on November!!”
We previously reported that despite the BBC thwarting his plans, Will was desperate to bring back Two Pints of Lager.
The former Strictly star also admitted that show writer Susan Nickson wanted to work on the show again as he told us: “The script is done.
Will Mellor and Ralf Little new tour dates
Will Mellor and Ralf Little are going back on tour, but where will they perform and when?
- Saturday, November 1 – The Alexandra, Birmingham
- Sunday, November 2 – York Barbican, York
- Thursday, November 6 – Liverpool Empire Theatre, Liverpool
- Saturday, November 8 – Stockton Globe, Stockton
- Sunday, November 9 – The Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow
- Thursday, November 13 – Aviva Studios, Manchester
- Friday, November 14 – Reading Arts (The Hexagon), Reading
- Sunday, November 16 – Dominion Theatre, London
- Wednesday, November 19 – The Victoria Theatre, Halifax
- Thursday, November 20 – Sheffield City Hall, Sheffield
- Friday, November 21 – Royal Concert Hall, Nottingham
- Saturday, November 22 – Stoke Regent Theatre, Stoke
“I wanted to bring it back for a season but the BBC said no and BBC THREE said no. It was quite a cult thing, I still get stopped in the street now. I know Ralf is the same as me – he wants to bring it back.”
He added: “Susan owns it as she wrote it but the BBC have the licence on it and I’m not sure when it runs out.
“I said why can’t we do it and put it out ourselves but I don’t want to be that person who charges £5 to watch it, things are getting expensive enough as it is.”
Will and Ralf have built a longtime partnership[/caption]
The last time they were seen on-screen together was their show, Will and Ralf Should Know Better[/caption]
The pair will stage 12 gigs across the UK[/caption]
