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HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) - Jack Johnson performed on Australian TV without ever leaving the islands.
The Haleiwa resident paired up with Paula Fuga at the Hilton Hawaiian Village Tuesday to perform on Australian TV.
The country's biggest morning show is spending the week here broadcasting to the land down under.
They've brought a crew of about 35, plus 200 of their own viewers from home.
But Johnson will soon be making a real trip down south.
In the next three weeks, he has eight concerts planned in New Zealand and Australia.
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