The Socially Awkward Tour 2020

Join Arron Crascall as he steps out from behind the camera and onto the stage, along with his partner in crime, ‘The Skills Guy’, Joe Charman.

Arron has amassed 15 million followers online, and become a staple of British TV. Most recently appearing on ‘Hey Tracey’ on ITV2, ‘Celebability’ on ITV2 and ‘Celebrity Coach Trip’ on E4. Arron has also appeared alongside Russell Kane on BBC Three’s show ‘Stupid Man, Smart Phone’.

Arron Crascall has been a popular face on social media for over two years, establishing himself as one of the UK’s top online comedy talents.

Arron has a unique style of public reaction driven video content that reaches out to his multitude of fans across numerous social media platforms. He has branched out further to include recurring characters, sketches and mash-ups with the internet’s most popular videos of the moment.

Arron has also collaborated with some of the most recognisable brands in the world including Virgin Media, McDonald’s, Domino’s Pizza, Subway, Starbucks, Warner Brothers, Samsung and Ford as well as collaborations with some of the biggest stars in the world including Jeremy Piven, Channing Tatum and Seth Rogan.

Arron Crascall rose to fame on Vine by engaging the public in his comedy to utilise their instantaneous reactions. These short videos rapidly grew in popularity and Arron generated a Vine following of over 450k. Having moved onto Facebook & Instagram in 2014, and then YouTube, TikTok and Twitter, Arron has amassed nearly 15 million followers across all platforms by providing longer comedy videos that are going viral within hours of being posted.

Arron continues to provide his much in demand comedy clips to his ever going fan base which stretches across all age groups. As a family man with three children, Arron makes sure his comedy appeals to all ages and avoids inappropriate content.

Most recently Arron appeared on ‘Hey Tracey’ on ITV2, ‘Celebability’ on ITV2 and ‘Celebrity Coach Trip’ on E4. Arron Crascall has also appeared alongside Russell Kane on BBC Three’s show ‘Stupid Man, Smart Phone’ which was so successful it was shown on BBC2 shortly after.

Arron also appeared on ITV2’s ‘All about the Bants’ alongside Tinchy Stryder as well as working closely with Warner Brothers Studios and Fox studios on exclusive content and red carpet premieres.

Joe Charman is a former stand-up comedian turned social media entertainer with half a billion views and two million followers online, and has supported on stage Romesh Ranganathan, Katherine Ryan, Shaun Walsh, Shappi Khorsandi and Rob Beckett.