Blippi Announces New UK Tour for 2026
The 'Be Like Blippi Tour' will feature popular songs and interactive elements for young children.
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From the archive. This story was written up on 29 July 2026 from reporting first published on 18 March 2026, which is the date shown above. We took up the back catalogue of the local titles we read when this site launched, so the events are older than the page.
Children's entertainer Blippi is scheduled to return to the UK stage for a new live show called the 'Be Like Blippi Tour'. Running from July to September 2026, the production is aimed at children aged between two and seven years old. The tour will feature the popular character Blippi alongside his friend Meekah, bringing an energetic stage adventure to families across the country. Organisers have confirmed that both Blippi and Meekah will be portrayed by professional stage performers.
Interactive Show Encourages Curiosity
The 'Be Like Blippi Tour' is designed to spark curiosity and excitement in its young audience through music, dancing, and interactive elements. The show will incorporate many of Blippi's well-known songs, such as 'The Excavator Song', 'Monster Truck', 'Dino Dance', and 'Curious Like Me'. The format aims to blend play and learning, encouraging children to engage physically and explore the world around them. Attendees are invited to wear orange Blippi glasses and participate in the show's theme of 'being like Blippi'.
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“Blippi has a wonderful way of sparking curiosity and making learning fun, and this live show brings that magic to the stage in a big way.”
Stephen Shaw, founder and co-CEO of Round Room Live
Susan Vargo, head of experiences at Moonbug Entertainment, stated that 'being like Blippi means staying curious, moving your body and exploring the world with joy.' She added that the tour allows families to 'sing, dance and explore together while kids discover what it means to be curious, playful and adventurous – just like Blippi.' The tour is a collaborative effort between Round Room Live, Moonbug Entertainment, and MCG Family.
Photo Experience Option Available
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In addition to the live performance, a 'Photo Experience' option will be available for an extra charge. This offers attendees the chance to meet and take a photograph with Blippi. It has been specified that each child participating in the Photo Experience will require both a standard show ticket and a separate ticket for this add-on activity.
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