A Catch up and what’s next…

Mr Tim enterprises gigs and projects in the Covid era. Continue reading →

Mr Tim Choir dates for 2017!

We are so excited to recommence the Mr Tim family choir and Unexpected harmony choir for 2017! Come and check out one of the fabulous choirs that I have the pleasure of conducting. It is a lot of fun and open to anybody who wants to sing. No singing experience required…just the attitude and willingness to … Continue reading →

Mr Tim & the Fuzzy Elbows @ the National Folk Festival

  What a festival! The Fuzzy Elbows and myself appeared as part of KidzFest each day at the NFF in Canberra over the Easter weekend. We performed to enthusiastic and wonderful audiences who danced, moved and sang along with gusto! As part of the infinite reggae competition (bands cover a reggae song or do their own … Continue reading →

“If I was a Kangaroo”

Here is my first Mr Tim video! At the Cotter Dam open day, I was joined by some giant kangaroo friends who helped add a little biased slant to this song! This is a great example of what I do and the flexible nature of my shows.

Lobsters & sea creatures perform with Mr Tim @ the Candelo Festival

As a performer at the inaugural Candelo Village Festival, it was a real privilege to be invited back to not only perform but also to run a workshop with any kids game to get up on stage with me and the Fuzzy Elbows. There was about 20 participants and I was totally blown away at … Continue reading →

Rocking Hughes Primary School

I was invited by the fantastic Hughes Primary School to organise and lead all by myself an extravaganza program. This was a real treat for me to work with such an enthusiastic bunch of talented children and staff. The show took four days with 400 kids to put together which also included the writing of … Continue reading →

Mr Tim coming to town @ Merimbula, NSW

To create the perfect atmosphere during the festive mood of the town, I performed two sets in the Merimbula main street. Here the sounds of Mr Tim’s music bounced off the walls and echoed into the shops and side streets. Many passersby stopped to listen and have a play on their way to do their … Continue reading →