Blue comedian Roy Chubby Brown set for Boston show

Controversial Lincolnshire comedian Roy Chubby Brown will be taking to the stage in his home county later this year.

The blue comedian will perform at Boston’s Blackfriars Arts Centre in May as part of his No Offence Meant Tour.

The stand up, who lives in Tetney, near Louth, has been performing his outrageous brand of gags for more than 50 years, releasing more than 30 live shows, including The Helmet Rides Again, The Helmet's Last Stand and 50 Shades of Brown.

He also recorded a top three UK chart hit 1995, performing Living Next Door To Alice with band Smokie.

Brown - real name Royston Vasey - has courted controversy over the years with his explicit jokes, containing themes including sex and race.

“Roy is the undoubted King of Comedy,” information on the Ticketsource website explained.

“Countless DVDs, numerous books & CDs and thousands of live shows, in a career spanning the decades.

“His millions of fans worldwide are still testimony to the fact, that even in these ongoing crazy times of woke, cancellation and political correctness culture, Roy is still the Best of the Best.

“If easily offended, please stay away.”

Brown will appear at Blackfriars on Friday, May 23 (7.30pm).

Tickets - for over 18s only - cost £30 and are available here.

There will also be a support act.