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Tim Minchin for Eden Sessions 2012

a night of comedy at Cornwall's Eden Project

By Scott Williams | Published:

Eden Sessions 2012 - Tim Minchin
Photo credit: Chris Mathews


Tim Minchin is the latest headliner to be announced for Eden Sessions.

Tim Minchin
The Eden Sessions is welcoming comedy back in 2012 with musical comic Tim Minchin who will be headlining a one-off day of humour at the home of the famous Biomes on Saturday 23rd June.

Tim, who was born to Australian parents in Northampton but grew up in Perth, Western Australia, is a pianist and comic songwriter who is recognisable by his distinctive wild hair, heavy eye make-up and tendency to perform in bare feet.

Tim Minchin joins a bill that features Example and Devlin (Saturday 30 June), Plan B (Friday 6 July) and Blink 182 (Sunday 8 July - SOLD OUT). More acts will be announced soon.

Martin Williams, Eden's Marketing Director, said, "It's great to see comedy back at the Eden Sessions and Tim Minchin is a great addition to our line-up. Like our first comedy headliner Bill Bailey, Tim combines music and stand-up to brilliant effect. He is one of the best comics around and we can't wait to see him here."

Eden Sessions have become more like a one-day festival, with three stages and acts playing from early afternoon on each day.

Tickets are priced at £35 and will go on sale at at 6pm on Tuesday 13th March when eFestivals will have links for you to buy them. Every Sessions ticket includes entry to Eden on the day of the show or the day after.

To buy tickets for other Sessions, click here .

The Eden Sessions are now in their eleventh year. The Sessions are famed not only for bringing top acts to Cornwall but also for their festival feel, with extra bands and entertainers playing around the site in the run-up to the main event.