2004, Merriweather headlined the City Rules Tour of Australia with Mark Ronson, Scribe and P-Money. In March 2006, Merriweather supported Kanye West on his Australian tour. He opened for Biz Markie in Brooklyn and Justin Timberlake in London; He has performed live on various radio and television programs, including Late Night with Conan O'Brien, Triple J's Hip Hop Show, Radio 1's Live Lounge show, and Australian TV show, Sunrise. He has performed at various festivals and events including the Montreux Jazz Festival (alongside Erick Sermon), the 2004 St Kilda Festival and 2004 Melbourne World AIDS Day Concert. During 2007, he toured the UK with Mark Ronson (as well as performing several solo shows). He also performed with Ronson and the BBC Concert Orchestra at the 2007 BBC Electric Proms. He also performed at the MTV Video Music Awards on 9 September 2007 alongside Ronson who acted as the official DJ for the proceedings. On 22 February 2008, he appeared on BBC Radio One with Ronson to perform a special version of his track "Stop Me", as part of the Chris Moyles breakfast show. He also played at the 2008 Brit Awards alongside Ronson. Also, he sang "Stop Me" on stage during Ronson's Glastonbury 2008 set. Merriweather performed in Australia for the first time since 2006 at the Global Gathering shows in November 2008 with Mark Ronson's Version Players. At the 2009 O2 Wireless Festival in Hyde Park London, Merriweather headlined the second stage where Ronson supported him for half a set on guitar. Merriweather has appeared on television programmes such as The Justin Lee Collins Show and Britain's Got More Talent. He performed his single "Red" on T4 on the Beach 2009 in Weston-super-Mare. Merriweather appeared as the musical guest on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon on 14 July 2009, performing "Change", and Letterman on 18 February 2010 when he performed "Red". In Spring 2010, Merriweather toured as the opening act for British light jazz and R&B singer Corinne Bailey Rae. Discography Love & War (2009) Awards References External links 1982 births Living people APRA Award winners Australian male singers Australian hip hop musicians Australian contemporary R&B singers Australian soul singers ARIA Award winners J Records artists Australian people of English descent Australian people of Irish descent Allido Records artists Neo soul singers Musicians from Melbourne Australian male rappers Australian expatriates in the United States Australian expatriates in the United