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Sing Australia️ 2026-04-03T01:58:58+0000

The wait is over…save the date!! 😁🎶📍 The location will be revealed on Tuesday!👏🏼

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On the 15th of March, Sing Australia embarked on our first group tour of Japan. Day 1 – Everyone made it to Tokyo safely and on time! It was a simple start to the trip, with check-in followed by a group dinner to meet everyone. We dined at the hotel with a spectacular view of our surroundings. Day 2 – The group got stuck into the sightseeing! We visited Tokyo Skytree, the tallest structure in Japan, standing at 634m. At the time of its construction, it was the second tallest structure in the world. What makes it even more impressive is its engineering, designed to be earthquake-resistant, so we all felt very safe at the top. We then made our way to Tokyo’s oldest Buddhist temple, Asakusa Kannon. It was here we were introduced to Japanese culture and also got our first look at the famous cherry blossom trees. For lunch, we experienced a traditional Japanese meal — a shared hot pot with an assortment of vegetables, meats and fish. Everyone gave it a good crack! In the afternoon, the group explored Kappabashi-dori and the Ginza area, experiencing the best of Tokyo’s vibrant fashion culture. Day 3 – The first stop of the day was the Tsukiji Fish Market. This gave us a taste of where Tokyo restaurants source their world-class food. From vegetables and wasabi-coated nuts to sashimi (raw fish) and even ice cream, we sampled a wide range of items — sometimes without knowing exactly what we were trying! We then visited DiverCity Tokyo Plaza, where we saw the giant Unicorn Gundam statue from a famous Japanese cartoon series. One member of our tour had been there before with her grandson when he was 10 — he of course remembered the statue from years ago! The Meiji Shrine was a real highlight. A beautifully hidden Shinto shrine set within a thick forest in the middle of Tokyo, dedicated to Emperor Meiji and his wife, who reigned from 1867–1912. Sake (a traditional Japanese beverage) barrels from breweries all over Japan are offered to the shrine for good fortune. The French also made their mark, offering barrel upon barrel of French wine — safe to say they are now all empty! The afternoon took us to the famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing — a five-way crossing where all directions move at once! We didn’t lose a single person and were able to witness the organised chaos from above. Day 4 – This marked the end of our Tokyo leg as we made our way to Yamanashi. The goal of the day — to see Mt Fuji! Along the journey we caught glimpses of the active volcano, but for the best view we embarked on an unexpected mode of transport — a pirate ship! The members held off on the rum and stayed firmly on course for the treasure. Our next mode of transport was a ropeway to the top of Owakudani. The Hakone Ropeway, a Guinness World Record ropeway, took us over sulphurous fumes and hot springs. As we travelled higher, Mt Fuji continued to grow larger in the distance. At the top of Owakudani, we were incredibly lucky to have an uninterrupted view of Mt Fuji — a rare sight, as Japan’s highest mountain is often described as “shy” due to the cloud cover. Mt Fuji stands at 3,776m tall. We finished the day with a wonderful group dinner at our hotel, and some members took advantage of the onsen baths — natural hot baths filled with mineral-rich water from the nearby mountains. Those who enjoyed the baths felt well rested and even dreamed of scaling Mt Fuji! More to come as the journey continues… 🇯🇵✨
On the 15th of March, Sing Australia embarked on our first group tour of Japan. Day 1 – Everyone made it to Tokyo safely and on time! It was a simple start to the trip, with check-in followed by a group dinner to meet everyone. We dined at the hotel with a spectacular view of our surroundings. Day 2 – The group got stuck into the sightseeing! We visited Tokyo Skytree, the tallest structure in Japan, standing at 634m. At the time of its construction, it was the second tallest structure in the world. What makes it even more impressive is its engineering, designed to be earthquake-resistant, so we all felt very safe at the top. We then made our way to Tokyo’s oldest Buddhist temple, Asakusa Kannon. It was here we were introduced to Japanese culture and also got our first look at the famous cherry blossom trees. For lunch, we experienced a traditional Japanese meal — a shared hot pot with an assortment of vegetables, meats and fish. Everyone gave it a good crack! In the afternoon, the group explored Kappabashi-dori and the Ginza area, experiencing the best of Tokyo’s vibrant fashion culture. Day 3 – The first stop of the day was the Tsukiji Fish Market. This gave us a taste of where Tokyo restaurants source their world-class food. From vegetables and wasabi-coated nuts to sashimi (raw fish) and even ice cream, we sampled a wide range of items — sometimes without knowing exactly what we were trying! We then visited DiverCity Tokyo Plaza, where we saw the giant Unicorn Gundam statue from a famous Japanese cartoon series. One member of our tour had been there before with her grandson when he was 10 — he of course remembered the statue from years ago! The Meiji Shrine was a real highlight. A beautifully hidden Shinto shrine set within a thick forest in the middle of Tokyo, dedicated to Emperor Meiji and his wife, who reigned from 1867–1912. Sake (a traditional Japanese beverage) barrels from breweries all over Japan are offered to the shrine for good fortune. The French also made their mark, offering barrel upon barrel of French wine — safe to say they are now all empty! The afternoon took us to the famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing — a five-way crossing where all directions move at once! We didn’t lose a single person and were able to witness the organised chaos from above. Day 4 – This marked the end of our Tokyo leg as we made our way to Yamanashi. The goal of the day — to see Mt Fuji! Along the journey we caught glimpses of the active volcano, but for the best view we embarked on an unexpected mode of transport — a pirate ship! The members held off on the rum and stayed firmly on course for the treasure. Our next mode of transport was a ropeway to the top of Owakudani. The Hakone Ropeway, a Guinness World Record ropeway, took us over sulphurous fumes and hot springs. As we travelled higher, Mt Fuji continued to grow larger in the distance. At the top of Owakudani, we were incredibly lucky to have an uninterrupted view of Mt Fuji — a rare sight, as Japan’s highest mountain is often described as “shy” due to the cloud cover. Mt Fuji stands at 3,776m tall. We finished the day with a wonderful group dinner at our hotel, and some members took advantage of the onsen baths — natural hot baths filled with mineral-rich water from the nearby mountains. Those who enjoyed the baths felt well rested and even dreamed of scaling Mt Fuji! More to come as the journey continues… 🇯🇵✨ On the 15th of March, Sing Australia embarked on our first group tour of Japan. Day 1 – Everyone made it to Tokyo safely and on time! It was a simple start to the trip, with check-in followed by a group dinner to meet everyone. We dined at the hotel with a spectacular view of our surroundings. Day 2 – The group got stuck into the sightseeing! We visited Tokyo Skytree, the tallest structure in Japan, standing at 634m. At the time of its construction, it was the second tallest structure in the world. What makes it even more impressive is its engineering, designed to be earthquake-resistant, so we all felt very safe at the top. We then made our way to Tokyo’s oldest Buddhist temple, Asakusa Kannon. It was here we were introduced to Japanese culture and also got our first look at the famous cherry blossom trees. For lunch, we experienced a traditional Japanese meal — a shared hot pot with an assortment of vegetables, meats and fish. Everyone gave it a good crack! In the afternoon, the group explored Kappabashi-dori and the Ginza area, experiencing the best of Tokyo’s vibrant fashion culture. Day 3 – The first stop of the day was the Tsukiji Fish Market. This gave us a taste of where Tokyo restaurants source their world-class food. From vegetables and wasabi-coated nuts to sashimi (raw fish) and even ice cream, we sampled a wide range of items — sometimes without knowing exactly what we were trying! We then visited DiverCity Tokyo Plaza, where we saw the giant Unicorn Gundam statue from a famous Japanese cartoon series. One member of our tour had been there before with her grandson when he was 10 — he of course remembered the statue from years ago! The Meiji Shrine was a real highlight. A beautifully hidden Shinto shrine set within a thick forest in the middle of Tokyo, dedicated to Emperor Meiji and his wife, who reigned from 1867–1912. Sake (a traditional Japanese beverage) barrels from breweries all over Japan are offered to the shrine for good fortune. The French also made their mark, offering barrel upon barrel of French wine — safe to say they are now all empty! The afternoon took us to the famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing — a five-way crossing where all directions move at once! We didn’t lose a single person and were able to witness the organised chaos from above. Day 4 – This marked the end of our Tokyo leg as we made our way to Yamanashi. The goal of the day — to see Mt Fuji! Along the journey we caught glimpses of the active volcano, but for the best view we embarked on an unexpected mode of transport — a pirate ship! The members held off on the rum and stayed firmly on course for the treasure. Our next mode of transport was a ropeway to the top of Owakudani. The Hakone Ropeway, a Guinness World Record ropeway, took us over sulphurous fumes and hot springs. As we travelled higher, Mt Fuji continued to grow larger in the distance. At the top of Owakudani, we were incredibly lucky to have an uninterrupted view of Mt Fuji — a rare sight, as Japan’s highest mountain is often described as “shy” due to the cloud cover. Mt Fuji stands at 3,776m tall. We finished the day with a wonderful group dinner at our hotel, and some members took advantage of the onsen baths — natural hot baths filled with mineral-rich water from the nearby mountains. Those who enjoyed the baths felt well rested and even dreamed of scaling Mt Fuji! More to come as the journey continues… 🇯🇵✨ +8 On the 15th of March, Sing Australia embarked on our first group tour of Japan. Day 1 – Everyone made it to Tokyo safely and on time! It was a simple start to the trip, with check-in followed by a group dinner to meet everyone. We dined at the hotel with a spectacular view of our surroundings. Day 2 – The group got stuck into the sightseeing! We visited Tokyo Skytree, the tallest structure in Japan, standing at 634m. At the time of its construction, it was the second tallest structure in the world. What makes it even more impressive is its engineering, designed to be earthquake-resistant, so we all felt very safe at the top. We then made our way to Tokyo’s oldest Buddhist temple, Asakusa Kannon. It was here we were introduced to Japanese culture and also got our first look at the famous cherry blossom trees. For lunch, we experienced a traditional Japanese meal — a shared hot pot with an assortment of vegetables, meats and fish. Everyone gave it a good crack! In the afternoon, the group explored Kappabashi-dori and the Ginza area, experiencing the best of Tokyo’s vibrant fashion culture. Day 3 – The first stop of the day was the Tsukiji Fish Market. This gave us a taste of where Tokyo restaurants source their world-class food. From vegetables and wasabi-coated nuts to sashimi (raw fish) and even ice cream, we sampled a wide range of items — sometimes without knowing exactly what we were trying! We then visited DiverCity Tokyo Plaza, where we saw the giant Unicorn Gundam statue from a famous Japanese cartoon series. One member of our tour had been there before with her grandson when he was 10 — he of course remembered the statue from years ago! The Meiji Shrine was a real highlight. A beautifully hidden Shinto shrine set within a thick forest in the middle of Tokyo, dedicated to Emperor Meiji and his wife, who reigned from 1867–1912. Sake (a traditional Japanese beverage) barrels from breweries all over Japan are offered to the shrine for good fortune. The French also made their mark, offering barrel upon barrel of French wine — safe to say they are now all empty! The afternoon took us to the famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing — a five-way crossing where all directions move at once! We didn’t lose a single person and were able to witness the organised chaos from above. Day 4 – This marked the end of our Tokyo leg as we made our way to Yamanashi. The goal of the day — to see Mt Fuji! Along the journey we caught glimpses of the active volcano, but for the best view we embarked on an unexpected mode of transport — a pirate ship! The members held off on the rum and stayed firmly on course for the treasure. Our next mode of transport was a ropeway to the top of Owakudani. The Hakone Ropeway, a Guinness World Record ropeway, took us over sulphurous fumes and hot springs. As we travelled higher, Mt Fuji continued to grow larger in the distance. At the top of Owakudani, we were incredibly lucky to have an uninterrupted view of Mt Fuji — a rare sight, as Japan’s highest mountain is often described as “shy” due to the cloud cover. Mt Fuji stands at 3,776m tall. We finished the day with a wonderful group dinner at our hotel, and some members took advantage of the onsen baths — natural hot baths filled with mineral-rich water from the nearby mountains. Those who enjoyed the baths felt well rested and even dreamed of scaling Mt Fuji! More to come as the journey continues… 🇯🇵✨
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Sing Australia️ 2026-04-02T10:27:40+0000

On the 15th of March, Sing Australia embarked on our first group tour of Japan. Day 1 – Everyone made it to Tokyo safely and on time! It was a simple start to the trip, with check-in followed by a group dinner to meet everyone. We dined at the hotel with a spectacular view of our surroundings. Day 2 – The group got stuck into the sightseeing! We visited Tokyo Skytree, the tallest structure in Japan, standing at 634m. At the time of its construction, it was the second tallest structure in the world. What makes it even more impressive is its engineering, designed to be earthquake-resistant, so we all felt very safe at the top. We then made our way to Tokyo’s oldest Buddhist temple, Asakusa Kannon. It was here we were introduced to Japanese culture and also got our first look at the famous cherry blossom trees. For lunch, we experienced a traditional Japanese meal — a shared hot pot with an assortment of vegetables, meats and fish. Everyone gave it a good crack! In the afternoon, the group explored Kappabashi-dori and the Ginza area, experiencing the best of Tokyo’s vibrant fashion culture. Day 3 – The first stop of the day was the Tsukiji Fish Market. This gave us a taste of where Tokyo restaurants source their world-class food. From vegetables and wasabi-coated nuts to sashimi (raw fish) and even ice cream, we sampled a wide range of items — sometimes without knowing exactly what we were trying! We then visited DiverCity Tokyo Plaza, where we saw the giant Unicorn Gundam statue from a famous Japanese cartoon series. One member of our tour had been there before with her grandson when he was 10 — he of course remembered the statue from years ago! The Meiji Shrine was a real highlight. A beautifully hidden Shinto shrine set within a thick forest in the middle of Tokyo, dedicated to Emperor Meiji and his wife, who reigned from 1867–1912. Sake (a traditional Japanese beverage) barrels from breweries all over Japan are offered to the shrine for good fortune. The French also made their mark, offering barrel upon barrel of French wine — safe to say they are now all empty! The afternoon took us to the famous Shibuya Scramble Crossing — a five-way crossing where all directions move at once! We didn’t lose a single person and were able to witness the organised chaos from above. Day 4 – This marked the end of our Tokyo leg as we made our way to Yamanashi. The goal of the day — to see Mt Fuji! Along the journey we caught glimpses of the active volcano, but for the best view we embarked on an unexpected mode of transport — a pirate ship! The members held off on the rum and stayed firmly on course for the treasure. Our next mode of transport was a ropeway to the top of Owakudani. The Hakone Ropeway, a Guinness World Record ropeway, took us over sulphurous fumes and hot springs. As we travelled higher, Mt Fuji continued to grow larger in the distance. At the top of Owakudani, we were incredibly lucky to have an uninterrupted view of Mt Fuji — a rare sight, as Japan’s highest mountain is often described as “shy” due to the cloud cover. Mt Fuji stands at 3,776m tall. We finished the day with a wonderful group dinner at our hotel, and some members took advantage of the onsen baths — natural hot baths filled with mineral-rich water from the nearby mountains. Those who enjoyed the baths felt well rested and even dreamed of scaling Mt Fuji! More to come as the journey continues… 🇯🇵✨

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✨ January Gig Reports | A New Year of Singing ✨ We’re easing into the new year by celebrating some wonderful January moments from our Sing Australia groups, as 2026 gets off to a cracking start! Glenelg – Bolton Clarke Nursing Home Sing Australia Glenelg launched into 2026 with a beautiful performance at Bolton Clarke Nursing Home, celebrating a special birthday alongside residents and staff. The audience warmly enjoyed the performance, with smiles and singalongs throughout, and extended an invitation for the group to return — a lovely way to begin the year. Albury / Wodonga – Australia Day Sing Australia Albury / Wodonga were proud to sing at the Wodonga Australia Day and Citizenship Ceremony at Baranduda Fields, where 53 new citizens officially took the Oath to Australia. A meaningful occasion celebrating community, unity and belonging through song. Deniliquin – Australia Day Sing Australia Deniliquin represented Sing Australia at the local Australia Day ceremony, performing alongside the town band. Despite the heat and a smaller group, the performance was full of enthusiasm and community spirit, marking a positive start to the year. ✨We love seeing these!! 🙌🏼
✨ January Gig Reports | A New Year of Singing ✨ We’re easing into the new year by celebrating some wonderful January moments from our Sing Australia groups, as 2026 gets off to a cracking start! Glenelg – Bolton Clarke Nursing Home Sing Australia Glenelg launched into 2026 with a beautiful performance at Bolton Clarke Nursing Home, celebrating a special birthday alongside residents and staff. The audience warmly enjoyed the performance, with smiles and singalongs throughout, and extended an invitation for the group to return — a lovely way to begin the year. Albury / Wodonga – Australia Day Sing Australia Albury / Wodonga were proud to sing at the Wodonga Australia Day and Citizenship Ceremony at Baranduda Fields, where 53 new citizens officially took the Oath to Australia. A meaningful occasion celebrating community, unity and belonging through song. Deniliquin – Australia Day Sing Australia Deniliquin represented Sing Australia at the local Australia Day ceremony, performing alongside the town band. Despite the heat and a smaller group, the performance was full of enthusiasm and community spirit, marking a positive start to the year. ✨We love seeing these!! 🙌🏼 ✨ January Gig Reports | A New Year of Singing ✨ We’re easing into the new year by celebrating some wonderful January moments from our Sing Australia groups, as 2026 gets off to a cracking start! Glenelg – Bolton Clarke Nursing Home Sing Australia Glenelg launched into 2026 with a beautiful performance at Bolton Clarke Nursing Home, celebrating a special birthday alongside residents and staff. The audience warmly enjoyed the performance, with smiles and singalongs throughout, and extended an invitation for the group to return — a lovely way to begin the year. Albury / Wodonga – Australia Day Sing Australia Albury / Wodonga were proud to sing at the Wodonga Australia Day and Citizenship Ceremony at Baranduda Fields, where 53 new citizens officially took the Oath to Australia. A meaningful occasion celebrating community, unity and belonging through song. Deniliquin – Australia Day Sing Australia Deniliquin represented Sing Australia at the local Australia Day ceremony, performing alongside the town band. Despite the heat and a smaller group, the performance was full of enthusiasm and community spirit, marking a positive start to the year. ✨We love seeing these!! 🙌🏼 ✨ January Gig Reports | A New Year of Singing ✨ We’re easing into the new year by celebrating some wonderful January moments from our Sing Australia groups, as 2026 gets off to a cracking start! Glenelg – Bolton Clarke Nursing Home Sing Australia Glenelg launched into 2026 with a beautiful performance at Bolton Clarke Nursing Home, celebrating a special birthday alongside residents and staff. The audience warmly enjoyed the performance, with smiles and singalongs throughout, and extended an invitation for the group to return — a lovely way to begin the year. Albury / Wodonga – Australia Day Sing Australia Albury / Wodonga were proud to sing at the Wodonga Australia Day and Citizenship Ceremony at Baranduda Fields, where 53 new citizens officially took the Oath to Australia. A meaningful occasion celebrating community, unity and belonging through song. Deniliquin – Australia Day Sing Australia Deniliquin represented Sing Australia at the local Australia Day ceremony, performing alongside the town band. Despite the heat and a smaller group, the performance was full of enthusiasm and community spirit, marking a positive start to the year. ✨We love seeing these!! 🙌🏼
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Sing Australia️ 2026-02-11T05:56:10+0000

✨ January Gig Reports | A New Year of Singing ✨ We’re easing into the new year by celebrating some wonderful January moments from our Sing Australia groups, as 2026 gets off to a cracking start! Glenelg – Bolton Clarke Nursing Home Sing Australia Glenelg launched into 2026 with a beautiful performance at Bolton Clarke Nursing Home, celebrating a special birthday alongside residents and staff. The audience warmly enjoyed the performance, with smiles and singalongs throughout, and extended an invitation for the group to return — a lovely way to begin the year. Albury / Wodonga – Australia Day Sing Australia Albury / Wodonga were proud to sing at the Wodonga Australia Day and Citizenship Ceremony at Baranduda Fields, where 53 new citizens officially took the Oath to Australia. A meaningful occasion celebrating community, unity and belonging through song. Deniliquin – Australia Day Sing Australia Deniliquin represented Sing Australia at the local Australia Day ceremony, performing alongside the town band. Despite the heat and a smaller group, the performance was full of enthusiasm and community spirit, marking a positive start to the year. ✨We love seeing these!! 🙌🏼

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✨ We’re back! ✨ Before we dive into a brand new year of singing, we’re taking a little throwback moment to celebrate some of the final gigs from the end of last year. A beautiful way our groups wrapped up 2025 together 🎶 Ashbury – Carols in 2nd Street Sing Australia Ashbury enjoyed a wonderful evening singing to a huge and enthusiastic crowd at Carols in 2nd Street. As the sun set, families wandered past colourful Christmas light displays, creating a truly magical atmosphere. Led by conductor Villy, the performance was full of energy and audience involvement — with children especially loving joining in during The 12 Days of Christmas. A joyful final gig to close out the year. Wollongong – End of Year Sing Australia Wollongong finished the year on a high with two festive celebrations. The group performed at the Lake Illawarra View Club Christmas Party, where guests happily sang along to pop favourites and Christmas carols. The following evening, members gathered for their own Christmas celebration, enjoying great food and festivities while acknowledging the dedication of their leadership and musical team. Wangaratta – End of Year Sing Australia Wangaratta enjoyed a busy festive season before taking a short break ahead of Australia Day. The group also farewelled founding member and long-time leader Marlene O’Keefe, honouring her deep love of music and lasting contribution to the community. Meaningful moments of song, including Carols by Candlelight, marked a reflective and heartfelt close to the year. ✨ Thank you for singing with us! Here’s to lots more singing in 2026. 🎶🤍
✨ We’re back! ✨ Before we dive into a brand new year of singing, we’re taking a little throwback moment to celebrate some of the final gigs from the end of last year. A beautiful way our groups wrapped up 2025 together 🎶 Ashbury – Carols in 2nd Street Sing Australia Ashbury enjoyed a wonderful evening singing to a huge and enthusiastic crowd at Carols in 2nd Street. As the sun set, families wandered past colourful Christmas light displays, creating a truly magical atmosphere. Led by conductor Villy, the performance was full of energy and audience involvement — with children especially loving joining in during The 12 Days of Christmas. A joyful final gig to close out the year. Wollongong – End of Year Sing Australia Wollongong finished the year on a high with two festive celebrations. The group performed at the Lake Illawarra View Club Christmas Party, where guests happily sang along to pop favourites and Christmas carols. The following evening, members gathered for their own Christmas celebration, enjoying great food and festivities while acknowledging the dedication of their leadership and musical team. Wangaratta – End of Year Sing Australia Wangaratta enjoyed a busy festive season before taking a short break ahead of Australia Day. The group also farewelled founding member and long-time leader Marlene O’Keefe, honouring her deep love of music and lasting contribution to the community. Meaningful moments of song, including Carols by Candlelight, marked a reflective and heartfelt close to the year. ✨ Thank you for singing with us! Here’s to lots more singing in 2026. 🎶🤍 ✨ We’re back! ✨ Before we dive into a brand new year of singing, we’re taking a little throwback moment to celebrate some of the final gigs from the end of last year. A beautiful way our groups wrapped up 2025 together 🎶 Ashbury – Carols in 2nd Street Sing Australia Ashbury enjoyed a wonderful evening singing to a huge and enthusiastic crowd at Carols in 2nd Street. As the sun set, families wandered past colourful Christmas light displays, creating a truly magical atmosphere. Led by conductor Villy, the performance was full of energy and audience involvement — with children especially loving joining in during The 12 Days of Christmas. A joyful final gig to close out the year. Wollongong – End of Year Sing Australia Wollongong finished the year on a high with two festive celebrations. The group performed at the Lake Illawarra View Club Christmas Party, where guests happily sang along to pop favourites and Christmas carols. The following evening, members gathered for their own Christmas celebration, enjoying great food and festivities while acknowledging the dedication of their leadership and musical team. Wangaratta – End of Year Sing Australia Wangaratta enjoyed a busy festive season before taking a short break ahead of Australia Day. The group also farewelled founding member and long-time leader Marlene O’Keefe, honouring her deep love of music and lasting contribution to the community. Meaningful moments of song, including Carols by Candlelight, marked a reflective and heartfelt close to the year. ✨ Thank you for singing with us! Here’s to lots more singing in 2026. 🎶🤍 ✨ We’re back! ✨ Before we dive into a brand new year of singing, we’re taking a little throwback moment to celebrate some of the final gigs from the end of last year. A beautiful way our groups wrapped up 2025 together 🎶 Ashbury – Carols in 2nd Street Sing Australia Ashbury enjoyed a wonderful evening singing to a huge and enthusiastic crowd at Carols in 2nd Street. As the sun set, families wandered past colourful Christmas light displays, creating a truly magical atmosphere. Led by conductor Villy, the performance was full of energy and audience involvement — with children especially loving joining in during The 12 Days of Christmas. A joyful final gig to close out the year. Wollongong – End of Year Sing Australia Wollongong finished the year on a high with two festive celebrations. The group performed at the Lake Illawarra View Club Christmas Party, where guests happily sang along to pop favourites and Christmas carols. The following evening, members gathered for their own Christmas celebration, enjoying great food and festivities while acknowledging the dedication of their leadership and musical team. Wangaratta – End of Year Sing Australia Wangaratta enjoyed a busy festive season before taking a short break ahead of Australia Day. The group also farewelled founding member and long-time leader Marlene O’Keefe, honouring her deep love of music and lasting contribution to the community. Meaningful moments of song, including Carols by Candlelight, marked a reflective and heartfelt close to the year. ✨ Thank you for singing with us! Here’s to lots more singing in 2026. 🎶🤍
Sing Australia
Sing Australia️ 2026-02-06T05:31:46+0000

✨ We’re back! ✨ Before we dive into a brand new year of singing, we’re taking a little throwback moment to celebrate some of the final gigs from the end of last year. A beautiful way our groups wrapped up 2025 together 🎶 Ashbury – Carols in 2nd Street Sing Australia Ashbury enjoyed a wonderful evening singing to a huge and enthusiastic crowd at Carols in 2nd Street. As the sun set, families wandered past colourful Christmas light displays, creating a truly magical atmosphere. Led by conductor Villy, the performance was full of energy and audience involvement — with children especially loving joining in during The 12 Days of Christmas. A joyful final gig to close out the year. Wollongong – End of Year Sing Australia Wollongong finished the year on a high with two festive celebrations. The group performed at the Lake Illawarra View Club Christmas Party, where guests happily sang along to pop favourites and Christmas carols. The following evening, members gathered for their own Christmas celebration, enjoying great food and festivities while acknowledging the dedication of their leadership and musical team. Wangaratta – End of Year Sing Australia Wangaratta enjoyed a busy festive season before taking a short break ahead of Australia Day. The group also farewelled founding member and long-time leader Marlene O’Keefe, honouring her deep love of music and lasting contribution to the community. Meaningful moments of song, including Carols by Candlelight, marked a reflective and heartfelt close to the year. ✨ Thank you for singing with us! Here’s to lots more singing in 2026. 🎶🤍

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New year, new songs, same amazing community! 🎶 Wishing everyone across Sing Australia a happy, healthy New Year filled with lots of joy and connection. Here’s to another year of singing together 😁🥂✨💙
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Sing Australia️ 2026-01-01T04:02:48+0000

New year, new songs, same amazing community! 🎶 Wishing everyone across Sing Australia a happy, healthy New Year filled with lots of joy and connection. Here’s to another year of singing together 😁🥂✨💙

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