12 February 2009 - 11:00
TG world tour
The Top Gear world tour marches on with Clarkson and Hammond performing live to audiences in South Africa, Australia, New Zealand and Hong Kong.
It’s pretty much a sell out around the world and is proving a massive success, despite the odd hiccup.
To help you keep proper track of what they’re up to, here’s a handy place to view all the content we have and will have on TopGear.com over the coming weeks. So keep checking back.
Once Jeremy and Richard are into the swing of things, we should also be getting some blogs from each of them about how it’s going in each country, and we’ll be bringing you a super exclusive one from James about why he’s not on the tour.
TG Live: Day Eight - Breaking the rule (and blowing up an Ultima)
TG Live: Day Seven - Who is this Greg Murphy?
TG Live: Day Six - preparations for New Zealand underway
TG Live: Day Five - Jeremy and Richard, ripping it up maaaaaate
TG Live: Day Four - TGL starts in Oz
TG Live: Day Three - those Chevy Sparks aren't indestructible
TG Live: Day Two – find out how the first night went
TG Live: Day One – rehearsals are nearly over
TG Live in about two minutes – watch video highlights from the live show
Brits abroad – a look at what the boys are getting up to
And here’s a quick blast through everything we have up from the shows at London’s Earls Court and Birmingham’s NEC and Dublin’s Simmons Court:
Dublin:
Birmingham:
London:
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Glonner commented on this article
10 February 2009
Following on from Jeremy Clarkson's comments on our Great Leader, Tony Blair - Scottish, Gordon Brown - Scottish, Alistair Darling - Scottish, Lord Stevenson - Scottish, Sir Tom McKillop - Scottish, Sir Fred Goodwin - Scottish, Billy Connolly - Scottish, The Crankies - Scottish ...... is there a pattern forming here? except the last two who are known for being comedians.
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