Tim Halperin

With his distinctive voice, soulful piano vibe and acumen for writing original songs that tell a story, Tim Halperin has emerged as one of the brightest young singer/songwriters in the United States. A native of Omaha, Nebraska, Halperin burst onto the national scene as a contestant on Season 10 of American Idol. With a field of more than 115,000 hopefuls vying for a spot on the show, Halperin emerged as one of the top 12 males, earning a spot on the live broadcast.

Following his stint on American Idol, Halperin independently released his debut full-length album, "Rise and Fall," which immediately climbed to No. 1 on the iTunes Singer/Songwriter Album Chart and No. 14 on Billboard's Heatseekers Album Chart.
The album achieved radio success in the United States thanks to the support of nationally syndicated DJ Kidd Kraddick, who regularly featured Halperin and his music on the Kidd Kraddick In the Morning Show.

In 2014, Tim released his sophomore full-length album, "Heart Tells Your Head". The collection of songs showed off Halperin's versatility as a songwriter, with hints of folk, rock and pop. The album was well-received, earning a placement on "The Biggest Loser". The song "Cross That Line" became the Theme Song for the American Cancer Society's Relay For Life.

Tim's newest album, "Searching For The Same Thing EP", will release August 14th, 2015. On June 25th, Halperin released the album's leading single and music video, "Love That Lasts". The video features ABC's The Goldbergs' Hayley Orrantia. Currently, Tim's cover of "Hungry Like The Wolf" can be heard on FOX's Gotham Season 2 Trailer.