Is there anything Hugh Jackman [1] can't do? He's an all-singing, all-dancing [2] star of stage and screen, and it probably won't have escaped your notice that he's really, really sexy [3] too. As if that wasn't enough, he's also funny, hosting the Tony Awards (and winning an Emmy for his performance) and the Oscars. Though he's just as used to action movies as he is to musicals, it's his singing that's really been on display recently, first in Les Miserables and more recently in The Greatest Showman — a film that fans adore because of his performance. We're thrilled that he's decided to go on tour, accompanied by a live orchestra, in 2019. The Man. The Music The Show. will feature Hugh singing numbers from his film and stage roles [4], and you will find us front and centre in the audience. Can't wait until then? Take a look through our collection of some of his best singing performances to get you in the mood!

The Greatest Showman Opening Song

Hugh, here, showing us all that he actually is the greatest showman.

Hugh Jackman sings "Sympathy for the Devil" (Viva Laughlin)

Hugh, we are pleased to meet you and we hope you catch our name.

Les Misérables medley

All of the classics rolled into one.

Gaston Sing-Off — The Jonathan Ross Show

"There's no man in town as admired as you, you're everyone's favourite guy."

"This Is Me"

Hugh performs "This Is Me" to support the children of Harlem Village Academies.

"Not the Boy Next Door"

The performance that won Hugh a Tony Award.

A Tony Awards Medley

Hosting the 59th Tony Awards with a medley of songs.

Opening Number at 2009 Oscars

Featuring Anne Hathaway [5], because sometimes we really can have nice things.

Neil Patrick Harris Duet at 2011 Tony Awards

This is such a brilliant fake spat.

"Any Moment Now"

Singing with Barbra Streisand.

"Oh, What a Beautiful Morning"

Hugh nails the Oklahoma! classic on the London stage.

"Come Alive"

Critics panned The Greatest Showman, but Hugh brought it a huge cult audience with his performance.

Wolverine the Musical

On BBC Radio performing on "Surprise Karaoke."

"Somewhere"

Singing with Aretha Franklin at the 59th Tony Awards.