Three stages for the British Shooting Show 2027
The British Shooting Show adds dedicated rifle and airgun stages alongside its main stage at the NEC Birmingham in February 2027. Mike Tindall, James Haskell and Alex Payne take over the main stage on the Friday afternoon

Credit: Sarah Farnsworth
The Great British Shooting Show is tripling its stage line-up for 2027. Last year’s show had a single main stage, but next year’s event at the NEC Birmingham, from 12 to 14 February, will have three.
Alongside the main stage, rifle shooters and airgunners will each get a dedicated stage of their own, hosting chat show-style interviews with famous faces. Guests for the new stages are yet to be confirmed, but expect plenty of well-known names.
Who has appeared on the main stage before?
The main stage has already built a strong reputation for pulling in the crowds. Last year it drew packed audiences for Vinnie Jones, 28-times world clay shooting champion George Digweed and Olympic gold medallists Richard Faulds and Nathan Hales.
The rugby trio and the awards on Friday
On Friday afternoon, Mike Tindall, James Haskell and Alex Payne – the trio behind the podcast The Good, The Bad and The Rugby – take over the main stage for interviews with famous faces from television and the shooting world. All three are keen shots, so expect big laughs and real passion for the sport. Friday also sees the winners of the Great British Shooting Awards announced.
The show is open from 9am to 4pm on all three days. Book your tickets now at britishshootingshow.com
Frequently asked questions
Will there be an airgun stage at the British Shooting Show 2027?
Yes. Airgunners and rifle shooters each get a dedicated stage alongside the main stage, hosting chat show-style interviews. Guests for the new stages are yet to be confirmed.
When are the Great British Shooting Awards announced?
The winners are announced on Friday 12 February 2027, the first day of the show.
What are the British Shooting Show 2027 opening times?
The show runs at the NEC Birmingham from 12 to 14 February 2027 and is open from 9am to 4pm on all three days.
