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Katie Price and Kerry Katona have wasted no time making headlines with their brand-new stage tour, An Evening with Katie Price and Kerry Katona. The pair, who are taking their show to audiences across the UK with a mammoth 38-date run, were forced to deal with unruly fans on opening night after five people were ejected for causing disruption.
The show promises an unpredictable mix of singing, storytelling, and off-the-cuff humour from two of reality TV’s most talked-about stars. But according to those in attendance, things got a little too lively during the launch performance. Four audience members were removed for heckling, while another was asked to leave for threatening behaviour, leaving organisers with no choice but to bring in extra security for the remainder of the tour.
A source close to the production said that the reaction from fans had been far wilder than anyone expected. “It’s been crazier than anyone expected. On the very first night, four people were thrown out for heckling and one for threatening behaviour. Katie and Kerry laughed it off, but security had to step in.”
While both Katie and Kerry are no strangers to handling chaos, their team reportedly moved quickly to ensure the rest of the tour doesn’t spiral out of control. The decision was taken after the first night to double down on security, hiring additional guards to monitor the crowds and keep the shows fun without letting things tip over the edge.
The same source added: “It’s a wild show and fans get swept up in it. Everyone wants to join in, but some people push it too far. Kerry and Katie are determined the atmosphere stays fun, so security are taking no chances.”
The tour has already become one of the most talked-about live events of the year, blending live music with candid conversations and plenty of outrageous moments from two stars who have spent decades in the spotlight. Both women have a loyal fanbase who grew up with their rise to fame, whether it was Katie as glamour model Jordan or Kerry as the original Atomic Kitten and tabloid favourite. That following has clearly spilled into their live shows, with audiences bringing the same energy as a Saturday night out.
On Sunday, Katie and Kerry performed at the Floral Pavilion Theatre in New Brighton, Liverpool (seen in Lancashire the day before) – Credit: Parfitt Pictures/BACKGRID
But organisers want to make it clear that the shows are meant to be enjoyed safely and respectfully. With more than 30 dates still to come, the extra measures should ensure that Katie and Kerry’s mix of glamour, gossip, and chaos continues to entertain without further disruption.
For fans who have tickets, the message is simple: expect a wild night, but don’t expect to get away with crossing the line. Katie and Kerry may laugh off the heckling, but their new team of guards will be ready to step in if needed.
