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ORGANISERS for the upcoming Trip the Switch music festival say they are unphased by recent snap restrictions in Ipswich and are confident the event will go ahead as planned.
As Queensland health authorities deal with a cluster of cases involving the highly-contagious UK strain of coronavirus, the greater Brisbane region has been forced into restrictions at least until January 22.
Despite those sudden changes, Trip the Switch organiser Gerry Murphy said organisers were sure the massive music festival would go ahead.
“We’re confident that the government is dealing with this and can get on top of (the virus) before the date of the festival,” Mr Murphy said.
While Sydney is coming to terms with a disrupted Christmas and singing is off the agenda,
Carols in the Domain will still broadcast this week.
The event was filmed on Friday night indoors at the Aware Super Theatre at the Sydney Convention Centre -no audience was in attendance.
Performers this year include Samantha Jade, Shannon Noll, Amber Lawrence, Hugh Sheridan, Todd McKenney, Rachael Beck, Penny McNamee, Mark Vincent, Stephen Madsen, Ashleigh Rubenach, Drummer Queens, The Wiggles, Mickey and Minnie Mouse.
The Morning Show‘s Larry Emdur & Kylie Gillies spoke to
TV Tonight about the event several weeks ago when the outlook for everybody was somewhat brighter.
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Josh shared videos to Instagram of the pair jamming to songs including Ain t Nobody by funk band Rufus and singer Chaka Khan while in isolation at their homes.
Kate sounded just as incredible as she did when she won Australian Idol in 2005.
Music runs in the family: In early May amid Victoria s lockdown, Kate resurfaced, seen performing renditions of iconic hits alongside her cousin Josh DeAraugo (both pictured)
Perfect duo: Josh shared videos to Instagram of the pair jamming to songs including Ain t Nobody by funk band Rufus and singer Chaka Khan while in isolation at their homes
Outdoor gigs: The duo have also performed together at events, including Bendigo s winery and reception venue, Chateau Dore, in November (pictured)
Bobby Flynn was the curly-haired musician who quickly became a fan favourite on the 2006 season of Australian Idol thanks to his unique interpretation of iconic hits.
And as the talent show returns to television after 12 years as part of Channel Seven s 2022 prime time line-up, Daily Mail Australia takes a look at where Bobby is now.
The 39-year-old Brisbane-born performer, who is now a proud father to son Atlas, nine, and daughter Indigo, five, has left music behind for a government job.
What happened to Australian Idol s Bobby Flynn? The curly-haired star (pictured in 2006) was a fan favourite in the 2006 season, thanks to his unique interpretations of iconic hits