Peter Kay fans go wild as comedian reveals epic ‘special announcement’ about his tour

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Peter Kay is angry with late paedophile presenter Jimmy Savile for destroying the legacy of his music video for '(Is This The Way To) Amarillo'. The stand-up comic teamed up with singer Tony Christie in 2005 to release a version of the 1971 track - which had featured in Kay's Channel 4 sitcom 'Phoenix Nights' in 2002 - to raise money for charity Comic Relief. The video featured Kay and a host of other beloved British celebrities miming along to the lyrics and walking and dancing, these included 'Coronation Street' actor William Roache, his late 'Corrie' co-star Anne Kirkbride, late 'Bullseye' host Jim Bowen, Sir Cliff Richard, talk show host Sir Michael Parkinson, late comedy great Ronnie Corbett and more.

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PETER Kay fans were "thrown out" by security at his first live show in 12 years - after being caught secretly filming the star. The comedian, 49, banned the audience from recording any footage of him on stage.

PETER Kay was "overwhelmed" with pressure to impress fans as he returned to the stage after 12 years, a body language expert has claimed. The 49-year-old comic broke down in tears as he was given a five-minute standing ovation. It was the first of 110 arena dates that the Phoenix Nights star will perform over the next two-and-a-half years.

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Peter Kay made his comeback to live stand-up comedy on Friday, December 2, much to the delight of his fans.

Peter Kay, 49, was left overwhelmed when he received a standing ovation at Manchester's AO Arena on Friday night.The star was applauded by a sell-out crowd in Manchester, which is 16 miles from his hometown of Bolton.Peter’s fans chanted his name as he took to the stage, causing him to break down in tears during the first show of his 110-day tour.He could be seen wiping away tears with a tissue while the audience cheered him on.The British comedy legend told the crowd: "Aw you’ll have me in bits. “Lovely Manchester you made me cry. “I can’t believe I cried, where did it come from all that emotion?"It comes after Peter’s announcement that he would be returning to stand-up comedy sparked a frenzy last month.His tour, named Better Late Than Never after the comic took an extended break from touring for the past 12 years, was instantly in high demand, as tickets sold out in record time.Just before Peter arrived at his opening gig in Manchester last night, touts were re-selling the tickets for £155 per person to fans who were desperate to watch their favourite comedian’s comeback show.Peter had attempted to make sure the tickets were at the lowest price they could be due to the cost of living crisis in the UK.The TV star charged fans just £35 per ticket - the same cost as his last tour, which took place back in 2010.Peter’s tour kicked off this month, and is scheduled to run until August 2023.To the joy of his fans, Peter went on to announce a London residency at the O2 Arena.It’s clear that despite his long absence from the stage, Peter’s shows are as much in demand as ever.The comic’s last live stand-up tour in 2010 holds the Guinness World Record for the biggest-selling comedy tour of all time. 1.2 million people bought

PETER Kay made a triumphant return to the stage tonight and broke down in tears admitting: “I’ve been looking forward to this for quite a while now.” The Phoenix Nights star performed in front of thousands of fans at his first live show in 12 years on Friday. Bolton-born Peter, 48, was crying within minutes and told the crowds at Manchester AO Arena: “What’s all this about? "Oh my Lord. I’m supposed to do bloody comedy now.