December 2017

Last night, Tim performed White Wine in the Sun, with Iain Grandage’s beautiful strings arrangement, on The Late Late Show with James Corden (guest host Bryan Cranston):

If this is still geo-blocked in Australia: you’ll find the full episode on Tenplay. Tim’s on at about 33:30.

As in previous years, all November, December and January profits from the sale of Tim’s much loved sentimental Christmas song, will go to The National Autistic Society.

There are two versions; the 2009 solo version and the 2012 studio version, with strings, french horn and more.

More details here.

Tim’ll be performing White Wine in The Sun on The Late Late Show with James Corden on Wednesday, December 13th, 2017.

The other guests on the show are actors Dwayne Johnson and Jack Black.

US:
CBS 12:37am/11:37pm c.
If you miss it or prefer to watch it later, the episode and clips should appear online here.

Australia:
The programme airs a day later on Channel ELEVEN with catch-up on Tenplay.

UK:
UPDATE: Unfortunately, unlike last time, Season 3 episodes are not available on Sky or Now TV a day later. 

As in previous years, all November, December and January profits from the sale of Tim’s much loved sentimental Christmas song, White Wine In The Sun, will go to The National Autistic Society. More details here.

To see Tim’s last appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden, including ‘Donald: The Musical’ take a look here.

Tim will be performing at Adelaide Festival Centre’s Walk of Fame Gala in January, 2018. He joins an amazing star-studded line-up of artists, already honoured in starry form on the walkway, including: Paul Blackwell, Greta Bradman, Rhonda Burchmore, Beccy Cole, Peter Combe, Slava Grigoryan, Nancye Hayes, James Morrison, Garry Stewart’s Australian Dance Theatre and Niki Vasilakis, with the event hosted by the charismatic Todd McKenney.

There will be two concert extravaganzas on the 19th January at 1pm and 8pm.

Further information and Tickets can be found here.

The Walk of Fame Gala will celebrate the brand new Walk of Fame promenade, overlooking the River Torrens and the reopening of Adelaide Festival Centre’s updated Festival Theatre.

Photo by Toby Burrows

Tim says: “I’ve always loved Adelaide. From playing with Eddie Perfect at the Cabaret Festival, through shows in tents in the Garden of Unearthly Delights, to playing with the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra, to having Matilda the Musical play at Adelaide Festival Centre, I have always loved the gigs, the audiences, and the place. It’s a huge honour to be represented star-shaped in your pavement.” 

The prestigious Walk of Fame will initially include more than 130 names and will be extended annually. A full list can be seen here.