Tim Arnold is a singer, songwriter, composer, film maker and multidisciplinary artist whose work spans music, theatre, film and live performance. Mixed-race, autistic, and rooted in an LGBTQIA+ heritage, he brings a rare combination of lived experience and artistic rigour to everything he makes.

When Iggy Pop told NME that Arnold’s work reminded him of David Bowie, it confirmed what those close to his career already knew: this is an artist operating in a category of his own.

His most recent project Super Connected — a multimedia album, film and live show exploring digital dependency and its effect on family relationships and mental health — debuted to standing ovations at London’s Roundhouse in 2023. Arts Council England supported its first two UK tours in 2024 and 2025, both of which sold out.

Now in its fourth year of touring, starting in Spain, from the stage to the centre of a global movement, Super Connected has become a driving force against the power of big tech — art-driven by Tim, who has established himself as a singular authority bridging the world of music and digital wellbeing.

Five-star reviews. Sold-out shows. And a piece of work The UK Fringe Review called “a hugely significant piece of work containing a vital message — outstanding.” An independent artist whose time, by any measure, has come.

The Times ★★★★ Mojo ★★★★ Prog ★★★★ Clash ★★★★ RnR ★★★★★ Quietus ★★★★ Culture Catch NY ★★★★ We Are Cult ★★★★ Big Issue ★★★★

“A fascinating frontman” – Classic Rock ★★★★
“Bowie and Byrne manoeuvres”– Clash ★★★★
“This is worth your attention” – The Times ★★★★
“Brit polymath”– Mojo ★★★★