Tim Schou (born 1987) is a Danish singer-songwriter who first came to prominence as frontman of A Friend in London, winning the Danish Melodi Grand Prix in 2011 and finishing fifth at Eurovision with 'New Tomorrow'. After the band split, he sold his belongings and spent eight years travelling the world, co-writing songs with producers across Europe, Asia and the Americas. As a solo artist he released the album Hero/Loser (2021) and now runs his own independent label, Little Yellow House.
Tim Schou released the single 'Pulling Rope' in April 2026 via his own label Little Yellow House.
In December 2025, Tim Schou released his first Danish-language Christmas song, 'Hjem i december', as a gift to the children at Julemærkehjemmene.
The EP 'Long Way Home' was released on 24 October 2025 via Little Yellow House and went into rotation on DR P5.
Tim Schou participated in Dansk Melodi Grand Prix 2025 on 1 March in Boxen, Herning with the song 'Proud', which was in A-rotation on DR P4 for 10 consecutive weeks.
Tim Schou was appointed as ambassador for BROEN Stevns, which helps socially disadvantaged children and young people in Stevns municipality to an active leisure life.
Danish stand-up comedian Tim Schou performs his comedy routine at Hotel Cecil in Copenhagen.
Tim Schou performs his new Christmas EP live in an intimate acoustic setting with Rosa Salamon and Flying Jazzman at Chestnut Road Jazzhouse in Vejle.
SWC and Songwriting Camp host an event featuring Tim Schou at Posten in Odense with free admission.
Tim Schou performs at Pavillonen in Grenaa as part of his 'Life in the Assembly Houses' tour.
Musician Tim Schou performs at Ugelbølle Forsamlingshus in Rønde.
