ICYMI – Radio National’s Live Set Podcast, plus a few performance & backstage photos from the Sonic Sessions concert at Fremantle Town Hall.
by Shell 11th Feb 2016 | 4 comments
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Photo by Chris Gosfield
Hosted by Grammy Award-winning musician and Radio National presenter Lucky Oceans, this special one-off live show features Tim performing at the Fremantle Town Hall. He was joined on stage by friends and family as he talked about his life, career, passions and songwriting methods.
The full two-hour concert is available here to stream or download.
A few candid backstage photos by Chris Gosfield. Some might say they lend themselves to more creative captioning. We couldn’t possibly comment…
Tim & Lucky
Tim & Lucky planning
Uncle Jim Fisher & Tim
Jim Fisher, Tom Fisher & Tim
Performance photos, for a flavour of the evening, by Courtney McAllister and courtesy of Fremantle Arts Centre:
Tim’s youngest sister Nel singing ‘When I Grow Up’
Dan Minchin (L) & Karl Wendt (R) join Tim for ‘At Least I Tried’
L-R Tom Fisher, the audience, Ben Vanderwal, Tim, Dan Minchin & Nel Minchin. A different perspective.
Further details, the setlist and photos can be found here where we first announced.
4 Comments
gave on 27th of February 2016
hi tim minchin
i love u from me :)
id hoped that i seen you sooner.
:( muuaaahhh
Tanya Pare on 21st of February 2016
Amazing!!the pope song and this one about Cardinal Pell ! I have actually learned more , alot more from this song ! I have never been pro catholic anyway . Go Tim your songs bring clarity and inform people !!
Kevin on 17th of February 2016
I have been a fan of yours for years. I support you 100000000%. The church and all they pretend to stand for is criminal. Love you man
Jane Foster on 16th of February 2016
VERY WELL DONE with your george pell song. I am a Catholic with two boys in their forties and four beautiful grandchildren. My sons went to a Catholic college from where one of the ‘brothers’ is now (resting,reclining, hiding or whatever !!) after being found guilty of molestation at the school which my sons attended. Thanks be to God my family has never suffered or been affected by this vile crime but I still say well done to you for voicing so many peoples opinion about this horrible sin pell and the Catholic Church seemingly committed. WELL DONE.