Tom Jones is in Australia for a series of concerts.
And the Welsh superstar appeared relaxed as he flew out of Perth Airport on Friday headed for the next leg of his tour.
The 83-year-old dressed casually in a flannel shirt and black jeans as he made his way inside the terminal.
The singer added a simple cap and a pair of sneakers, and was surrounded by his entourage.
After exiting a waiting car, the What’s New Pussycat? star made his way inside to catch his flight.
Tom Jones (pictured) is in Australia for a series of concerts
And the Welsh superstar appeared relaxed as he flew out of Perth Airport on Friday headed for the next leg of his tour
The 83-year-old dressed casually in a flannel shirt and black jeans as he made his way inside the terminal
Tom had put on a spirited and critically acclaimed show at Perth’s Kings Park & Botanic Garden the night prior.
He next performs at A Day On The Green in NSW on Saturday, then has shows in Adelaide and Melbourne.
The Sex Bomb hitmaker will also appear at various dates through March and April including at Bluesfest in Byron Bay and Newcastle Entertainment Centre.
He finishes up with a show in Sydney at the Aware Super Theatre on April 4th.
The singer added a simple cap and a pair of sneakers, and was surrounded by his entourage
After exiting a waiting car, the What’s New Pussycat? star made his way inside to catch his flight
Tom had put on a spirited and critically acclaimed show at Perth’s Kings Park & Botanic Garden the night prior
He next performs at A Day On The Green in NSW on Saturday, then has shows in Adelaide and Melbourne
The Sex Bomb hitmaker will also appear at various dates through March and April including at Bluesfest in Byron Bay and Newcastle Entertainment Centre
Last year, Jones said the Welsh Rugby Union’s ban ‘can’t stop’ people singing his hit song Delilah.
The 1968 hit details the opportunistic killing by a man who waits until his former partner’s lover leaves her home before making his move – stabbing his unfaithful partner.
Cardiff’s Principality Stadium banned the unofficial Welsh rugby anthem last year due to it ‘glorifying domestic abuse’.
At the Welsh legend’s concert at Cardiff Castle Sir Tom said: ‘You can’t stop us singing Delilah.
He finishes up with a show in Sydney at the Aware Super Theatre on April 4th
Last year, Jones said the Welsh Rugby Union’s ban ‘can’t stop’ people singing his hit song Delilah
The 1968 hit details the opportunistic killing by a man who waits until his former partner’s lover leaves her home before making his move – stabbing his unfaithful partner
Cardiff’s Principality Stadium banned the unofficial Welsh rugby anthem last year due to it ‘glorifying domestic abuse’
At the Welsh legend’s concert at Cardiff Castle, Sir Tom said: ‘You can’t stop us singing Delilah’
‘Can you imagine… Who was the man who didn’t want us to sing Delilah?’
He stopped the choir from singing but he didn’t stop the crowd from singing it.
‘And we will keep singing it too.’
Tom has previously said the song is not meant to be taken literally and its popularity at rugby matches makes him ‘proud to be Welsh’.
Sir Tom continues to perform the song at his concerts, despite the ban.
Sir Tom continues to perform the song at his concerts, despite the ban
