Dave Spikey is an English comedian based in Chorley, Lancashire.

In 1992, Dave was asked to form a double act with Rick Sykes, as purely a 'one-off' to support a popular musical duo called 'Intaglio'. Dave and Rick were known as 'Spikey and Sykey'. The double acts most notable success came on Central TV's 'New Faces' show.

A turning point came one summer Sunday evening in 1993 when Dave got a phone call to see if 'he could get to Blackpool in half an hour'. Cannon and Ball were appearing at 'The Opera House' and they needed a compere immediately.

Dave won the Best Newcomer award at the Comedy Awards, and there he met Peter Kay with whom he wrote and acted in Phoenix Nights, a hit comedy series on Channel Four.

In 2004, Dave released his first DVD, The Overnight Success Tour. Towards the end of 2004, he wrote the ITV comedy-drama, Dead Man Weds, which he also co-starred in, in 2005, with Johnny Vegas. In 2005 Spikey was one of the regular team captains on the comedy panel game, 8 Out of 10 Cats.