Adam Hills

Adam Hills is one of Australia's most talented and widely respected comedians. His unique style of thoughtful, uplifting comedy and rampant spontaneity have won him rave reviews and a legion of fans worldwide.

Adam's solo shows have seen sell-out houses at the Adelaide Fringe, Melbourne Comedy Festival and the Kilkenny Comedy Festival. He has appeared at the Just for Laughs Montreal Comedy Festival, toured the UK and Ireland, and played a solo season in London's West End.

However it is at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival that Adam has truly made his mark. Totally sold-out for the past five years, three times nominated for the prestigious Perrier Award, and winner of the inaugural Nokia Orange Best of the Fest Award in 2002 - Adam has become one of the hottest attractions at the Fringe, and throughout the UK.

British Television credits include Never Mind The Buzzcocks, The BBC Stand Up Show and The World Comedy Tour  which also screened in Australia, USA and Canada. Back home Adam has been seen on Rove Live, The Glasshouse and Good News Week and was a team captain on Campaign for thecomedychannel.

Radiowise, Adam is the current host of Four at the Store for Radio 4, and co-wrote and co-performed We Say Tomay-to, a six-part topical comedy series for Radio 2. He has also appeared on Radio 4's Loose Ends, and is a regular guest on BBC Scotland's Fred MacAulay Show. In Australia, Adam has also hosted his own breakfast show on SAFM Adelaide, and has been heard around the country on Triple J and the Austereo Network.

Adam Hills is currently in demand as one of the world's best headline acts in the top clubs of Britain, Australia and Europe. His debut live CD Go You Big Red Fire Engine is available in Australia, and his solo shows continue to tour Australia, Ireland, Europe and the UK.

“Hills delivers stand up so effortlessly brilliant you wonder why some comics get out of bed” The Guardian

“Comedy so brilliant it could come with a money back guarantee. If you cannot enjoy Adam Hills you cannot have a pulse” The Scotsman

“Aw hell, just go see him alright” Metro UK