Tim Minchin has announced a string of solo performances across Australia in the latter half of 2023, and the first few months of 2024 – news that will surely be music (literally) to the ears of his many fans across the country.
The Aussie comedian, actor, writer, musician, poet, composer, singer-songwriter (the list goes on really) last toured the country in 2019 with his sell-out ‘Back Tour’ and is now returning with a piano show that he has dubbed ‘An Unfunny Evening’ with himself.
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According to the official press release announcing the mammoth five-month-long tour, ticketholders will be treated to a show unlike any they have seen before.
“The set list will be fluid, the chat unplanned, and the vibe informal. He plans to wear shoes.”
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“This is a rare chance for fans of Minchin and the craft of songwriting.”
Tim himself simply describes the new show as thus: “I’m gonna play a whole bunch of my songs on a piano in a theatre.”
Where is Tim Minchin touring in Australia?
Starting in October, Tim will take his ‘An Unfunny Evening with Tim Minchin’ tour to Sydney, Hobart, Canberra, Adelaide, Melbourne, Perth, Geelong, and Newcastle for 17 shows.
When is Tim Minchin touring Australia?
Thursday 19th, Friday 20th, Saturday 21st and Sunday 22nd of October: Comedy Theatre, Melbourne
Saturday, 4th November, and Sunday, 5th November: QPAC Concert Hall, Brisbane
Friday 10th November and Saturday 11th November: State Theatre, Sydney
Friday 17th and Saturday 18th November: Odeon Theatre, Hobart
Sunday, 3rd December: Lewellyn Hall, Canberra
Saturday, 20th January: Costa Hall, Geelong
Friday, 9th February: Her Majesty’s Theatre, Adelaide
Sunday, 18th February: Civic Theatre, Newcastle
Thursday 22nd, Friday 23rd and Saturday 24th February: Regal Theatre, Perth
When do tickets to Tim Minchin’s Australian tour go on sale?
The Live Nation, Venue, and My Ticketek presales will run from Wednesday, 2nd August 10am (local time) until Friday, 4th August 10am (local time).
The general sale to the public will then commence from 12pm (local time) on Friday, 4th August.
Buy tickets for Sydney and Hobart here.
Buy tickets for Melbourne, Canberra, Adelaide, and Perth here.
Buy tickets for Newcastle here.
Buy tickets for Geelong here.
Buy tickets for Brisbane here.
Ticket prices range from $101.05 for B Reserve to $121.30 for A Reserve.
