2026 has been a remarkable year for Johannes Radebe. He became a British citizen, made his West End musical theatre debut and stepped into this dream role as host of Strictly Come Dancing. Yet one thing remains unchanged: he was born to dance.
After headlining a sell out UK tour of Kinky Boots, the show in which he is currently starring in the West End, Johannes Radebe will tour the UK again in his brand new show Finally Home. Packed with dazzling choreography, sensational live vocals, spectacular costumes and the warmth and energy that have made him a national favourite this show brings together the music and moments that have shaped his journey. Finally Home is a heartfelt celebration, bringing together ballroom classics, South African rhythms and pop anthems.
“People have been asking if I won’t be dancing anymore…darling, I’m just getting started! Bringing this tour FINALLY HOME across the UK and Ireland is my way of saying thank you to everyone who has supported my journey. So come ready for joy, fun and celebration, because we’re bringing the biggest party to your town and I cannot wait to dance with you all!” – Johannes Radebe
Finally Home will open at Wycombe Swan on 1st April 2027 before touring to Oxford New Theatre, Eastbourne Congress Theatre, Liverpool Empire, Blackpool Grand Theatre, Manchester Palace Theatre, Theatre Royal Brighton, Stockton Globe, SEC Armadillo in Glasgow, Birmingham Hippodrome, Churchill Theatre in Bromley, Grand Opera House Belfast, Gaiety Theatre in Dublin, Aylesbury Waterside Theatre, The Sands Centre in Carlisle, Aberdeen Music Hall, Edinburgh Playhouse, the Mayflower in Southampton, Cliffs Pavilion in Southend, Nottingham Royal Concert Hall and Bath Forum.
It will have a special gala performance at the London Palladium on 9th May 2027, before continuing to tour to G Live in Guildford, Hall for Cornwall in Truro, Lighthouse in Poole, Regent Theatre in Stoke-on-Trent, Leeds Grand Theatre, Bradford Live, New Theatre Peterborough, Orchard Theatre in Dartford, Sheffield City Hall, Sunderland Empire, Woking Theatre, Curve in Leicester, Grimsby Auditorium, Marlowe Theatre in Canterbury, Princess Theatre in Torquay, Swansea Building Society Arena, Assembly Hall Theatre in Tunbridge Wells, Grand Opera House York, Hull New Theatre, Theatre Royal Plymouth and Wales Millennium Centre in Cardiff, where the tour will close on 13th June 2027.
