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A true original. Thank you for sharing your genius with the world; you’ve made a lifelong fan out of this American lady
My Aunty in the UK went to get her grandson a copy of ‘You so F*****g Rock’ she couldn’t bring herself to say the word to ask for it so she phoned her daughter and got her to say it over the phone!!!
My daughter turned me on to you and said, “Don’t you think grandma would have liked him?” The answer was, “Yes, she would have loved him!” My mom was a professional piano player and her favorite stuff to play was silly, old songs from the 20’s, 30’s and 40’s, but especially parodies. I grew up listening to her play crazy, little, unknown tunes, then sharing with my friends. I have so missed her and can’t begin to thank you enough for working hard to become famous so you could share this great musical niche.
I’m an agnostic in southern Oregon, USA…Maybe , I’m the only one. Today, I listened to White wine in the sun. It was the first time since I played it to the most wonderful Mum a man could ask for. She left this earth, last January. No, I don’t know where she went. But she sure did love that song. I played it for her last Christmas, when she was so ill. I just want to tell you thank you, for putting a smile and a tear to both of our faces.
I bought a park, this summer. No, its a first for me. I bought it, because Mum would have wanted me to. Mum used to swim there, with all us kids, in the best swimming hole in Oregon. . I’m naming it Merete’s Cove after my Mum.Its one of the worlds most beautiful places. I’m trying to build a beautiful bandstand there. Mum loved music. I welcome you to sing there someday. I know its a little crazy. But including you, there would be at least two Atheists near the stage. Three including my sweet daughter, Brook, who also loves your music. Maybe I dream too big……. Either way, My family will be listening to white wine in the sun, this Christmas, and thinking of Mum.
Hi Tim – My wife and I saw you in Thousand Oaks on Saturday and said “hello” afterwards. We’re the couple from Phoenix who mentioned to you that I played piano and sang at her over the Internet and in return she married me. Pretty good trade, honestly. We made it back safely, by the way. Anyway I just wanted to drop a note to say thank you for such a fantastic show, and your transformative influence on my life. I’m very very very happy to be able to say that I shook your hand, and I’m very very very sad that I declined to be in the picture that you took with my wife. Come back soon!
fuk yes but don eva fukn talk bout pregnat nuns cos they cum 2 yr hous n yr mums stops u usin yr fukn pc 4 a wile
ps mail me if ur hothahaha
luv grant
hi tim i put a revew of ur show on my site u shd chek it out its fukn wkd
hahaha
luv grant
Hey Tim&Co.
I first saw u(tim) @ moorabbin town hall in 05 and was soooooo fu***ng impressed-u r a genius. My sister thinks ur weird and even though i sort of agree, i still think u r awsome-kEEP IT UP.
Hey hey tim, the donut shop that I work at (Puffin Fresh Whitfords City, Perth) just started distributing Canvas Bags. Well not canvas as such, but those big reusable hard plasticy ones. I’m not too sure what they’re actually made of, but I’m very glad, because I was previously getting told off by my boss for not offering customers plastic bags to put their multiple donuts in. ‘It can’t be that hard to just *carry* them, guys, Do it for the environment.’ But apparently there’s no room for environmental friendliness in the world of donut retail.
Well g2g, I’m off to work :D
was the photographer at your radio recording at the drill hall london on the 2 nov which was great fun…loved the song about pigs very funny,hope to catch a show at the duchess got some great shots for the bbc too!!!!
To Blake:
I really meant that i dont think
We get circumsised
You get circumsised
Why not get circumsised togethor would sound as good as.
We dont eat pigs etc.
Maybe i was wrong…
Your music has been with me through some tough times in America. I am a Black woman. I don’t have much hope for changing my stars. But hearing your excellent voice rock n rolling my troubles away… at least for a day… keeps me sane. I know you do the same for millions around the world. It was my birthday a few days ago. I turned 46. I hope to see you live again before I reach 50. I promised my niece (she’s always challenging me) that I would chase one dream this year. I hope I don’t sound too weird when I say, I want to sit in that future audience of Minchin fans and scream my head off for you again. My humble dream. Much love from Portland, Oregon USA.
Thanks for the positive in this sea of controversy. I liked your message so much I bought the book!
Hi Tim. Mike from Tampa here. Once you hit 70, you start thinking of things you’d like to do while you still can. My daughter and I saw your NYC TM & his Piano and London Songs the World Will Never Hear shows. Hard to to top that. Then it hit me. Dream big! Would you consider bringing back your Royal Albert Hall Orchestra show? I’m a tennis player. Your NYC and London shows coincided with the US Open and Wimbledon. It was much easier selling going across the pond to my velp, if I also got to attend one of the majors. Thanks. Mike
I’m thankful you came to Toowoomba. Watching real people with really amazing talent was a blast of fresh air, blowing away the junk that builds up from scrolling. Phew, you came in time. Thanks again xxxx
Dearest Tim, I just wanted to post a thank you / congratulations, to you and your team on the end of your tour; the gig in Toowoomba was the perfect finale! Thank you for sharing your new work with us tonight, we could all see what it meant to you, although I did have a pretty good view of your celebratory Hi-5 during the next number. I am just hoping that tonight you felt the love of an entire generation of students, from one of those special tax exempt organisations, here in Toowoomba. Starting them with ‘Storm’ in the middle years Philosophy elective, and always ending with your UWA speech for the Yr 12’s…I’m not saying that you are a ‘tool’, but you know what? You were a great tool! Someone, whose intelligence and wit opened the eyes of a generation, and more importantly, gave hope to those who thought, or were at a minimum, interested in thinking… Love your work – its importance simply can’t be measured!
Hi Tim, I was listening to White Wine in the Sun again today. It pops up in my social media memories all the time because I’ve shared it so much over the years. My Dad really loved Christmas — he loved having everyone around him. He passed away in 2019, on the 17th of December, at 80 years of age. He just wanted to make it to one more Christmas. Upright came out that same month. The song Carry You, and the series itself, absolutely broke me… but somehow carried me through as well. I don’t think I really grieved in the way I expected to until this year. Suddenly, it’s hitting me like a train.I really miss him. This Christmas it will be just my Mum and me. I’m towing my little 1986 Viscount caravan up to the lake at Wooroonook, Victoria, to try to make something meaningful of the day for her. She’s 81 now and struggling to get around. My brother, sister-in-law, niece, nephew, and even my sons won’t be there. It’s going to be a hard one. Christmas just doesn’t bring me joy anymore. But still, I’ll sip white wine in the sun, think of my Dad, and try to make a happy memory with Mum — because I know her time is drawing close too. I just wanted to say thank you. Your music has a way of touching people at their deepest places, and these songs have been a part of my healing more than you could know. I hope you have a wonderful Christmas with your family and I hope you keep writing the kind of music that reaches people when they need it most. Thank you ~ Megan xo
Dear Tim. We went to your concert in Canberra tonight. We have to drive 2 +1/2 hours and stay overnight. It was very well worth that effort. There were many moments that made us laugh and cry and think deeply about my life and where to from here. We are in our senior years and enjoyed it all immensely. We have followed your career from the beginning and as rusted on nerds will continue to do so. I saw Matilda the musical live in Sydney and enjoyed that very much. Would love to see Groundhog if it comes our way. Thanks again for all the music and the chat. Loved it all. Love to you and your family. Coral
I saw your show in Brisbane on Friday with my partner. I have never seen a crowd so obedient to putting their phones down. We all desperately wanted to photograph the real life Tim Minchin for ourselves. Many took the sneaky blurry shots that will forever be the bragging point over Christmas dinner. The recovery from accidentally entertaining the comedian in the crowd, to the perfectly balanced sound was amazing. Thank you for giving us almost an hour of extra entertainment. Absolutely worth it. I’m so glad I saw this before seeing Metallica tickets. It would have been a hard choice. Probably would have still chosen you. This is a big tick on my life bucket list.
Hi Tim. Mike from Tampa here. My daughter and I loved yer show at the Apollo. Matilda at Cambridge there’s… no words. The London sites and a day at Wimbledon after 7 hours on the que. Could’ve been perfect, butt…You didn’t do Airport Piano, so this is all your fault. I had to do it. I’m a 70, mediocre singer, though energetic and enthusiastic. I sang Airport Piano at Karaoke last night. Sounds ok but… I live in a nudist resort. My 70 y/o 140lb nekid scrawny bod singing my favorite song. I’d include a vid, except cameras are not allowed…
Hi. I just wanted to say. I’m finally listening to “Time Machine” (I was going to do it sooner, but it felt so weird to do so right after Tom died. I felt like I had to listen to him for awhile first). And I got to The Song of The Masochocist… and broke down crying. When “Apart Together” came out it was not a good time. For anyone really. I’m in the US and it was just. SO BAD. And then that album came out and I listened on repeat. And it made things better. I would just lay in bed as it felt like we were in the 10th, 11th, 12th month of the apocalypse and would cry as songs like “The Absence of You” comforted me against the absence of the WORLD. Because that was it, the whole WORLD was a hole and it was missing and everything was horrible. And “Apart Together” was what kept ME together. And listening to “Time Machine”, 4 tracks in, and I broke down sobbing because I had somehow forgotten just how much hearing your music when I’m in a dark place, like I am again, can just mend me and make it ok. Even for a little bit. And I had always hoped someday I could tell you that in person but, I’m an American, nope, so here I am. Anyway, thanks. For putting this box here and for making all the music you do. I’ve been listening for a long time, and you’ve gotten me through so much. Thank you for everything.
This is silly because I don’t really think you will read it in person but I still want to say Thank you for saving my marriage! We’ve been through a lot and there are so many times I’ve just wanted to walk away from everything. It took me a long time to discover you (since I live in Sweden where “everyone” says “Heh, Tim who?”) but the two first songs I heard were White wine in the sun (which reminded me of the importance of family) and Not perfect (which reminded me that I am pretty nice and can stand myself). Your rock ‘n’ roll nerding makes me happy and your love songs make me sad and happy at the same time and I confess the huuuuge confirmation biases ? My 50th birthday was coming up and I felt trapped, old and unloved. I thought about spending it in Paris all by myself. Then you unveiled your UK tour! Bam! I bought tickets to Edinburgh and told my husband that he could come with me if he promised to try to understand WHY I really had to go and he was not allowed ruin it! He prepared by listening to the songs and our kids gave him “clues and keys to mummy” and he nailed them all. I haven’t felt so loved in years! And to be there seeing and hearing you live, sharing tears of laughter and touched hearts, feeling his eyes on me when I was ALIVE for the first time in years and holding his hand to all the lovesongs (including the boobs ?)… yes, you saved us. Thank you ??
…and here is the rest…
June 2011
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Come to Florida! Preferably Tampa! We love you Tim!
dear tim,
tonight a dear friend of mine and i attended your show at the winter garden theatre in toronto. my friend had never heard your work before, and was thoroughly impressed with your performance. i have been a fan of yours for several years, and was equally moved.
thank you so much for the terrific show, and thank you for cockspud ;)
with love,
tatra
p.s. its not nice to make girls cry during the (first) encore: i got tears all over my boobs! xo
seen you loads of times, love you.
please come to t in the park!!! big scottish festival in july!!!!
i want to know where you live so i can come and bring you cookies. :-D you know, the next time i cross the atlantic.
Tim: Saw you at the WinterGarden Theatre in Toronto on June 3rd.
Fantastic Performance. New Material was great; even the cockspud and especially the 2nd encore song ;)
Followed your career since Rock and Roll Nerd *think that’s the title*(Indie friend filmed video of you and your climb to fame and a peek into your life) Since then we’ve all been hooked on your amazing talent.
Converted at least 20 others to be your fans for life….
All the best wishes to you and your family from Toronto.
We reckon you should keep being wicked!
Thanks for a great show in Boston last night, Tim! Well worth the 7 1/2 drive each way from Buffalo, NY.
Last night in Boston you brought down the house!! It was my 4th show –I just love watching your fame grow and spread over the globe like a tsunami!!!
tim, your the man! totally fukn agree with the point, why believe shit if you dont have proof??? i only believe in oxygen because science can explain it!
God was made up as a bed time story and people have gone too far with it! theres no proof people!!!
On my way to LA from Albuquerque to see you tomorrow!! I am so thrilled to finally see you live!
I will see you in DC also. The Warner Theater in DC is a great venue!
You’re the best!
Hi Tim!
My fiancé and I have watched a few of your live shows and we absolutely love your comedy genius! So much so, that we would really like “You Grew On Me” as our first dance at our wedding next year! Although you wrote that song for personal reasons, we both agree that it sums up feelings of love perfectly :)
And hey, if you are near Cardiff next March let us know and we’ll send you an invite! loluch love to you and your family x
First time seeing Tim live at the Wilbur Theatre in Boston – got front row center seats, but had never been to the venue before and had no idea how close the stage was to the front row. We could have touched his feet, but thought better of it, as it might have made them angry.
We drove from Cape Breton Island, in Nova Scotia – 800 miles, but it was so worth it. Fantastic show, and after the show Tim came out to meet & greet the fans who had waited outside. He’s an incredibly kind man, and was so thoughtful and generous with each and every fan who wished to speak to him, get an autograph or get a photo. Hope Tim can do a show in Halifax sometime – no doubt he’d fill a few halls there.
Never thought in a million years, I would see you in the southern U.S. I’m going to come see you in Atlanta… One atheist to another… please don’t hold back because you are in the freakin Bible Belt. My wife and I love what you are doing and can’t wait to see you.
I just discovered your music/comedy by stumbling upon it on youtube and after watching your videos for about 3 hours straight i decided to request you to do a show in Vienna! 2 million people live here so it must be possible to scrap together enough english-speaking folks with their minds in the right place.
I sincerely hope you get to read this (still got your left arm to use your mouse^^) and hope to get the chance of seeing your live performance soon! By the way I play they piano myself and what you describe (according to wiki) as a “hack pianist” is kind of the path I’m trying to go down right now so this kinda cheers me up ;)
bo burnham mentioned you in one of his videos, so i decided to check you out. about an hour and half later, i realized i was still watching your videos. you’re absolutely hysterical and i would love for you to come to florida!!
hey Tim, would just like to thank you on being a great inspiration for me. i was one of the lucky people who got the chance to see you back in edinburgh 2005 when you were trying to make a name for yourself. Ever since that show i’ve been a massive fan and was lucky enough to see you again in edinburgh back in april. seeing you with the orchestra was brilliant, almost as if things had came full circle. Keep up the awesome work, hope i get the chance to see you perform again :)
I am looking forward to seeing (meeting) you in Austin, Texas!!!
Tim! I’m a huge fan. Saw you on Conan the other night. I love Prejudice, but I wish you’d do something like The Good Book, though. ;)
Tim, you’re the breath of fresh air to fill in the huge gap left when George Carlin died. Atheists and realists in the US (and world-wide!) can use your music to get the word out.
Take care, though. LIke “Storm”, some folks don’t want to hear it. I’ll see you in Anaheim, down front, generally on a line between 523.25 Hz (c2) and 1396.91 Hz (f3). ;-)
You rock!*Love*
Great show in LA. Tim was so nice and awesome talking to fans after the show.
I love Tim!!
Do not miss him if you get a chance.
Seeing him again in DC!
Please come back to Toronto, I couldn’t go June 3rd because I had school work. Also you should start on a book of your music, people are getting sick of me only playing ‘Anthem for Palestine’. You are so ‘F’ asterisk asterisk K I N G rock!
Tim (and a hello to Lindsy and Shell):
Going to see you in Philly and dragging along a few others; good thing a friend turned me on to you a couple of weeks ago and showed me a few of your vids on YouTube. Shame to say I’d never heard of you prior but now that’s fixed and I bought the tix!
I’m sure the ride from Jersey City will be worth it. Saw the Hallelujah thing with you and Ms. Quinn on YouTube. It was seriously good and I hope you’ll have that song as part of the concert base. Here’s to hoping.
I’ve worked at record labels and at Google NYC (was part of the NYC @Google panel at the time) prior and I’ve never seen your like even with the talent Google got. I’m hoping to see more on the 22nd!
Hey! I wonder what it would take for you to do a gig at the Wonder Theater in Jersey City, the Loew’s Landmark? We have concerts and shoot films there there. Even had a few hundred Googlers from NYC there for their own show and films. Hmmm…
I have the opportunity to come see you in Dublin, which will be my 4th show, but my partner won’t let me fly over!! How can I convince him?? Ooo actually… I will give you his number and you can convince him for me!! Plan!
Hey!
I, Jenni and my friend Kelly love your songs/poems. We would love to see you, but the closest concert to us is in Montreal and that’s a 7 hours drive from us. ): Hope we can meet you one day!
Hey Tim, I saw your show at the Largo on Tuesday (June 7th). Unbelievably hilarious, I loved your show. Even your riffing with the audience was hilarious (Chili and Spelunking, anyone?)!
You are incredibly talented and funny, keep up the good work!
Hey Tim, I love your poem storm! It’s just hilarious along with everything else I’ve ever heard from you!
Hello Tim!
Im a huge fan and id love it if you could come to sweden!
regards
My son is such a big fan of yours. When he found out you were coming to St. Louis, MO he began sweating and saying I have to go see him. So he gets online to get tickets and was able to get Center Row B. He can not wait until the show. Do you have a time to meet fans and sign autographs and have photos taken? Would absolutely make the evening more special. Thank you for what you do. My husband and I are fans as well. Best wishes and welcome to the US. Don’t let it be the last time. Sheri
Huge Fan, hope you visit the Netherlands soon, would be great to see one of your shows in Amsterdam!!
hi tim :)
absolutely love all your work, hopefully you’ll be returning and doing a few more gigs in london, or have you’ve abandoned us over here ;(
My Dearest Fellow Ginger,
Your whimsical interludes never fail to brighten my day! My partner and I were fortuitous enough to bag ourselves some delectable seats for your gig at the Liverpool Echo Arena (the one with the aurally onanistic wonders of the Heritage Orchestra) on May 11th. What a show! Besides that being a statement of the obvious, for a show it certainly was, you and your fellow musicians put on one hell of a performance. You grew on me like herpes – aggressively and without a cure (as if I’d need one). Thank you for an amazing night.
Hi Tim, it’s a Saturday afternoon and I’m sitting at my computer looking up everything I can find on you. Your music makes me so inexplicably happy! I saw you at the Largo in LA–and met with you after. You were so kind to (us) your fans. You’re a great person as well as a musical genius and I hope you get ridiculously famous. You deserve it. Thank you for what you do–and keep on doing it. Much love to you and your family–and if I can ever be of any help when you visit Los Angeles again, just let me know. XXO J
Tim Minchin. An unheard name in my life until quite recently, but upon learning of your plain genius, you’ve got me hooked. I’m not going to be quite as eloquent as I could be, as I’m pressed for time, so I’ll leave it at this: you inspire me. Your songs have made me laugh (If You Really Loved Me), cry (White Wine in the Sun), and quote you to prove a point to those insufferable people (Storm). You’re playing in my town, Chicago, through the week, and it saddens me that I’m unlikely to attend.
Hey Tim, my wife and I became huge fans after seeing you perform on the Graham Norton show many years back, so when we saw you were to play in Chicago (we are in Cleveland) I rushed to Etix and snatched up two tickets for the opening night. Sadly, however, a number of financial setbacks mean that we can not afford to make the trip ($120 in gas, $30 in parking and over $45 in highway tolls!). Please see if the venue can let two random poor Chicagoins in on our tickets. Also if someone could Email me the setlist so I can cue up an at home audio only version of your show to run simultaniuosly to the live show… Thanks again for all the music.
So sitting in my general A level exam this morning and the first question was:
To what extent is daily collective worship justified?
‘Thankyou God’ immediately came into my head – NICE ONE Tim for providing me with an emotional outlet for fricking stupid exam questions
So sorry you didn’t discovered South America yet…
Brazil could be a wonderfull place to visit and maybe setup some gigs…
Love your work.
Regards
Packing up for our trip to Chicago to see you Thursday! Words cant explain how excited me and my friends are to get to finally see Tim Minchin live. See you soon!
I’m traveling from St Louis to Chicago to see you. We bought tickets before you scheduled your St Louis show. So when we found out you were coming to St Louis too, we bought more. We will be bringing friends in St Louis. Can’t wait for the Thursday show!!!
I love how I can actually win an argument on religion by qouting you.
but I hate that even after admitting defeat, they refuse to change their mind.
Hey Tim, saw you for the first time on the Melbourne International Comedy Festival video I downloaded. Truly the shining star of the show! Have become an instant fan. Please come to Phoenix!!!
Tim…was amazing opening night in Chicago! We scored front row center for the show and were giddy to be so close to Tim. Rock and Roll Nerd went over well for the opener; received a standing ovation when he walked out on stage, which seemed to take him aback a bit, but no worries! Prejudice, Cont, Sam’s Mum, among some of the bulk with Darkside as closer and Not Perfect as his encore! Needless to see we were impressed! Hope to see his smiling face around the states a lot more! Cheers, brother! Peace, love and joy…sorry it’s not “storm” Enjoy the rest of the shows people!
Looking forward to meeting you in Chicago. I hope that I’ll have a chance to exchange a few words and get a picture :) Tomorrow…..can it get here any sooner? hahaha :)
Just returned home from a 5 hour road trip to chicago to see YOU!! was an awesome night!! one i will never forget.. considering you were my birthday present..lol.. to bad i didnt get to unwrap you.j/k, anyway was nice meeting you and thank you for taking the time to chat for a minute autograph my ticket stub and take photos you are a supremely nice guy!! Thanks for the laughs, please come back to chicago soon
Thank you for coming to Los Angeles. Our group is very excited to see you on June 21st. We are big fans and me and my wife can’t wait to celebrate our birthday’s with you on June 21st. I hope we can actually shake your hand and say hello at the show.
Just got home from Chicago after seeing you Thursday night. You exceeded our expectations, what a show!! Thanks so much for being an awesome performer and more importantly an awesome person!
– A fan for life….
i´m beggin you, please please please come to Germany some day.
Thank you for such an amazing show on Thursday night in Chicago. My sister and I both flew there to see you leaving our kids and husbands behind. You were FANTASTIC and are so kind to hang out afterwards and make sure you talked to everyone that was there to see you. Keep on being a rock n roll nerd and we love you in FL and KS. We hope to see you again….sooner than later.
It was a joy and honor to meet and talk with you last night after your show in Chicago and thank you for taking a photo with me. Your performance was nothing less than stellar and the 5 friends that I brought along with me all agreed. I especially loved your cover of “Hallelujah.” The show was smart and beautiful and above all…funny. I hope you will come back to Chicago again sometime; I would definitely come to see you again. Most sincerely…
plllleeeaaaassseeee come to bournemouth D: begging you :D xxx
Thank you so much for coming to Chicago!! You were amazing and hilarious, and the cover of Hallelujah was absolutely beautiful. Best night I’ve had in a very long time!!
Tim, (with tongue planted firmly in cheek), bless you for being a wickedly funny, slightly frightening, wonderful artist! We need more truth and less bullshit, delivered with the belly laughs that you never fail to hand out! More gigs in the US! We need you!!!
J.
please please come to germany some time, i know we all wear leather pants, shout a lot and generally seem to be angry with everyone but…the beer is really good over here and we like OZs a lot more than the Kiwis do so give us a chance…
We’re so glad to have had the chance to see your show Friday night in Chicago. We love you and your show. Don’t be a stranger; come see us again. Hopefully, your merchandise will make it to the US sometimes, too.
Saturday’s Chicago show was extremely humorous, entertainingly thought-provoking and sparked some good conversations with friends after who’d not seen or heard Tim before. ‘Hallelujah’ was gorgeously played and sung — but one question: Tim mentioned there was a Leonard Cohen tradition. From whence did it come and why ? (There seemed to be a back story there I’m curious about). Oh, and the Moldova/adoption muttered comments have kept me sniggering randomly all day
Tim! Get your ass here to Brazil!!! We lov’ya (and we’ll sing along all your songs) ;)
Just want to thank you again for the stellar Chicago shows! Also gigantic thanks for being so generous with your time afterwards (of which I probably took too much. I will make my future stalkings briefer). You have no idea how much it meant to me. Apologies if I displayed any lack of decorum; I never was much good at playing it cool. You’re an outstanding human being. Hope the bag of goodies served you well. :)
xo
twirlgrl
As is par for the course for me, I discovered Tim two days AFTER he performed in Toronto. The next closest venue is Montreal. Vive le Quebec! Allons’y!
Tim, when we talked after your June 14 show in Chicago, you said you were pleased to be successfully booking 1000 seats per town visited in America. For God’s sake, stop selling yourself short!! There are a LOT more folk waiting to see you. I guess you “leave them wanting more.”
Best wishes living up to my prediction that seeing Tim in Chicago is like catching the Beatles in Hamburg!!
I have been on Eventful “demanding” that you come to Seattle and recruiting my friends to do the same for some time now. At 6 AM today, I saw the email telling me that you would be here this weekend. I nearly screamed at my desk and I don’t think I have ever pulled out my debit card so quickly. I will be doing spontaneous happy dances until I see you on Friday. You are my favorite celebrity ginger!
Warm Regards:
Your Fellow Ginger, Mrs. Dollar
I just met Tim in Chicago. Couldn’t be a nicer kid on the planet. Dude offered to pay me for my Sharpe. You can’t find a person, much less spot lighter that would do that. Fuck his music, which is wonderful, this guy is a good person.
I would also like support another’s comment: You can do whatever you want in our country. You got this, Tim.
When you listen to “Not Perfect”, it’s easy to believe that Jesus was ginger.
In 2000 years from now, half the world will believe Tim Minchin rose from the dead and there’ll be some other smart piano-playing prick from Australia, entertaining vast crowds with gorgeous songs about how that story is probably a tiny bit bullshit and we should just get on with enjoying being alive.
I am going to your page to buy the CD on itunes. I click on the world version and it will not let me buy it…..why? So sad. We wanted to be able to listen to it tomorrow on our road trip. :(
Hey, Tim I just got back from your portland show and I have to say that was the best live preformance I have ever been to, I love your since of humor and all yur jokes I only wish I could see more. I don’t know if you remember or saw it but I thought it was kinda cool that I had written to you asking you to come near portland about 2 weeks before you announced you were anyways I wish I could have gotten your autograph bye
Dear Tim, My husband and I flew all the way to Australia to see your show at the Sydney Opera House…..we get home to Seattle and see that you are coming here in June. (it could have saved us a lot of money to know beforehand) :) . I believe we are your biggest fans and would like it if you would pose with us for a photo. Pretty, please!? We will be at the Neptune, Seattle, Friday. Just shout out for Marsha the metermaid.
Tim, your show last night in Seattle was incredible. One of the most exciting live performances we’ve been to ever.
My wife caught your script for Context! Too bad we couldn’t get it autographed.
I just saw one of your performances on youtube through a friend’s post. Wonderful musicianship.
barcelona by any chance somewhere you would consider coming to….please!!!
hopefully see you in barcelona and if you come I can get you tickets to watch barça play at the camp nou along with the pleasures of this brilliant city on the med….THINK ABOUT IT and well come do a show!
thanks,
jack
your a fucking superstar. Continue what you do please, is it possible to get an autograph of some kind? if ill send you a letter.
Tim,
Thank-you for the best live concert that I’ve attended. Seeing the entertainer, the connection and interaction with the audience.. I was swaying to songs I hadn’t heard before. I love the intellectual interconnections and nuances in your work.
Still, I wish that there had been CDs available to purchase for all my Mensa friends that will descend on Portland next week. :)
Please come back to the Emerald City someday, but next time bring CDs. :P
Saw the Seattle show on June 25. Absolutely fabulous!! How could you be surprised that most of us knew you material? I listen to both Ready For This and Tim Minchin and the Heritage Orchestra every day on my way to work. Love, love, love!!! Can’t wait til you make trip to this side of the world again!
Hi Tim,
I really enjoyed your concert at the Neptune in Seattle the 25th! It was my mothers day gift from my son! I first introduced your stuff to him after seeing you on Jonathan Ross on BBCAmerica, then checking out youtube, then getting your dvds, (thank God I had an all-region player!) and making him sit down and watch with me! Although on the outside I’m 62, inside I’m a F—ing Rock 27!!
And I’ve got my adult kids hooked on you! Who says the generations don’t communicate! Seriously though, really enjoy your work, would love to see you perform again, hope it won’t be too long! My best to you and your family,
seen you loads of times, love you. please come to t in the park!!! big scottish festival in july!!!!
I’ve always been bored of live concerts, so I tend not to attend. I’ve never really cared for the show of any artist or a band — just the music (if it’s good). I saw one of your performances on Youtube… and then as many more as I could find. Then I listened to the rest without video, and it felt like I was missing the biggest part of it. You put on a hell of a show. You’re like the teenage idol I never had!!!!!
Unfortunately, I live in this godforsaken place (or “behind God’s back” as we say here) so my chances of seeing you live are pretty slim. But if Tim Minchin is ever appearing in Finland, there will be a bunch of fanatic nerds waiting. <3
But I take it you don't do shows for five, so…
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Saw your Friday Night show at the Neptune in Seattle. You were awesome.
When the water poured from the rafters, you handled it so well. We drove from Vancouver, BC to see the show and I haven’t stopped telling people about how great you are in concert. I hope I will be buying tickets to see you in Canada soon.
Tim, I traveled from Edmonton Alberta in Canada to Seattle Washington for your show on June 25th at the Neptune Theatre. It was amazing and worth every effort. But please, come to Alberta! Canada needs more Tim Minchin!
Tim,
Please come to Western Canada on your next North American jaunt. I adore your musicianship and your wit. I also rather like your hair.
We drove down and saw you in concert at The Neptune….
I loved how you embraced the water technicalities!
My favourites are white wine in the sun and hallelujah…
I wish that you could have played them…
Please come to Victoria BC!
and play …BTW Storm is amazing!
I don’t like the fact you are giving these americans so much of your time and doing so many wicked shows, yet we only got 1 show in Brissy- I more than ever would have paid to see you do 5 shows. Though I understand the venue was substantially bigger but still, us Aussies are your blood – we need more shows!! :)
Can’t wait to see you tomorrow in Austin! Can’t believe you’re coming to Texas, but I am glad you are.
Austin, TX Show on Friday 7/1: Got 3 tickets for sale in the 6th row (seats 6, 7, 8) from the stage! Goofed up & bought thinking it was Paramount in TN. No scalping -get at face value (only as a block) at $100.00! Please tell your friends and get ’em to go with you :) Paypal only for payment, emailed immediately -call number provided when you buy to speed process. The Ebay listing is http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=170662075586