An Evening with Ross Kemp

Ross Kemp has spent more than three decades at the heart of British television – from the streets of Albert Square to some of the most dangerous places on earth.

Now, fresh from entering television’s most famous castle in The Celebrity Traitors, he is coming to Aberdeen for a very special live evening at the Music Hall.

For millions, Ross will always be Grant Mitchell, one half of EastEnders’ legendary Mitchell brothers and one of the most iconic characters in British television history.

But after leaving Albert Square, he embarked on an extraordinary second career that would take him around the world.

His BAFTA-winning documentaries have seen him confront gang members, embed with British troops on the frontline in Afghanistan, investigate organised crime and travel into communities affected by violence, poverty and conflict.

In this exclusive live interview, he’ll share the stories behind an incredible career – from becoming one of Britain’s biggest television stars to filming in some of the toughest environments imaginable.

He’ll talk about fear, risk and resilience, the encounters he will never forget and what more than 30 years in front of the camera have taught him about people.

And, following his appearance on one of television’s biggest shows, there will also be plenty to discuss about trust, deception and life inside The Celebrity Traitors castle.

Expect remarkable stories, plenty of laughs and a fascinating evening with one of British television’s most distinctive personalities.

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About Ross Kemp

Ross Kemp is an award-winning actor, author and documentary maker whose television career has spanned more than three decades.

He became a household name playing Grant Mitchell in BBC One’s EastEnders, forming one half of the legendary Mitchell brothers and becoming one of the most recognisable figures in British television.

 After establishing himself as one of the country’s best-known actors, Ross embarked on a second career as a documentary maker, travelling to some of the most dangerous and challenging environments in the world.

 His groundbreaking series Ross Kemp on Gangs saw him investigate gang culture around the globe and won the BAFTA Award for Best Factual Series.

 He went on to make Ross Kemp in Afghanistan, embedding with British soldiers fighting the Taliban in Helmand Province, alongside numerous documentaries examining conflict, crime, prisons, piracy, homelessness and some of the world’s most complex social issues.

 Known for his direct interviewing style and willingness to put himself in extraordinary situations, Ross has spent years speaking to people on every side of conflict – from soldiers and victims to gang members and convicted criminals.

 In 2026, Ross joined the cast of the BBC’s hit reality series The Celebrity Traitors, adding another chapter to one of British television’s most varied careers.