2nd Sydney Show On Sale Now!

Due to the huge demand for tickets to Tommy Tiernan's forthcoming Perth show at the Octagon Theatre it has been transferred to the Perth Concert Hall. The date and time of the show are the same (Tuesday 13 April, 8pm).

In order to gain entry to the Perth Concert Hall show it is recommended that tickets are taken to any BOCS outlet to exchange them for tickets to the new venue.

Exchanges will commence at 9am on Tuesday 23 March.

Please note that new tickets have been allocated based on the order and position of original ticket purchase made through BOCS.

IT IS ADVISED THAT TICKETS ARE EXCHANGED AT A BOCS OUTLET BEFORE THE NIGHT OF THE SHOW IN ORDER TO AVOID ANY DELAYS ON THE NIGHT.

If you are unable to exchange before the show tickets can be presented at the Perth Concert Hall from 7pm on the night of the show and these will be exchanged for new tickets.

If you have any further enquiries please do not hesitate to call BOCS Ticketing on 9484 1133.

Tommy has the highest selling DVD sales in Ireland and he is second only to U2 when it comes to live ticket sales there. This controversial comedian is fearless in his delivery and famous for his insightful and frank views on just about any topic.

In 2006 he headlined the first ever Irish gala at the Just for Laughs Montreal Comedy Festival and he has joined their National Tours in 2007 and 2009 in Canada.

In America, Tommy has been invited to perform three times on the 'Late Show with David Letterman' to rave reviews. His DVD 'Something Mental' has been aired numerous times now on America's huge Comedy Network, Comedy Central as part of their popular 'Secret Stash' comedy slot and has now been viewed by over 3 million people.

In April 2009, Tommy set the Guinness World Record for the longest Stand-up Comedy Show by an individual by a staggering 36 hours and 15 minutes!

His observations about life are offbeat and thoughtful but most importantly, he's a tremendous storyteller. He will challenge, he will engage and he will definitely entertain.

"Tiernan has the comic ferocity resembling that of Billy Connolly"...The Times