After touring constantly for 12 months, Darren Hayes is about to release a stunning
live concert DVD of his most ambitious and critically acclaimed concert tour to date : The Time Machine Tour. Quietly selling out London’s prestigious Royal Albert Hall, Hayes
audaciously toured a show that had more in common with Pink Floyd than American Idol.
The show, designed by legendary U2 and Rolling Stones designer Willie Williams featured, amongst other things, a 24 foot animatronic steel and neon origami bird and set pieces straight from a Jules Verne novel. The DVD marks the completion of a project that has seen Hayes graduate from pop star (Savage Garden) to label head and CEO of his own independent record company. A year before the likes of Radiohead decided to snub major label EMI, Hayes had announced plans to go it alone via his own label Powdered Sugar releasing his double album "This Delicate Thing We’ve Made" with little fanfare. Just great songs, intricate art piece music videos and a blistering live band.