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Running Times* Gates - 4:00pm Pre-show - 6:00pm-7:00pm Main Program - 7:00pm-9:00pm (broadcast) Curfew - 10:00pm *All times are approximate and subject to change. The Lord Mayor's Christmas Carols is Brisbane's premier annual Christmas event and returns in 2022 to spread joy to the world with a dazzling evening of high kicks, high notes and hijinks. Hosted by Queensland's first lady of song, Naomi Price, the new-look Carols welcomes a cavalcade of stars from stage and screen, including Sheppard, Johnny Manuel, Stefanie Jones (Mary Poppins), Swing on This featuring Luke Kennedy, Bert LaBonté, Matt Lee and Ben Mingay, Jem Cassar-Daley, Eva Kong, Irena Lysiuk, Alinta Chidzey (Moulin Rouge! The Musical) and an all-star gospel line-up of Lai Utovou, Carmen Smith, Rachel Everett-Jones and Angela Fabian. Audience favourites The Jingle Belles return in 2022 featuring 18 elite dancers choreographed by Kate Wormald.
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Sheppard are back! With their global hit, “Edge of the Earth currently dominating airwaves around the world, it’s the start of a whole new era for one of Australia’s most successful musical exports.
Sheppard have now clocked up 1.2 billion combined streams across their catalogue, including2014’s global hit “Geronimo” plus classics like “Coming Home”, “Let Me Down Easy”, “Learning to Fly", Eurovision entry “On My Way”, and “Die Young". The streaming figures demonstrate Sheppard as a truly international band, with their biggest audiences in the USA and dedicated fan bases in Mexico, Brazil, South Africa, and most of Europe and Asia as well as their home territory of Australia.
Sheppard are pacing themselves for a slightly less hectic run into album number four, planning to drip-feed fans with a handful of diverse tracks from the record in advance. All the videos will have a cohesive theme, with the band keeping to their trademark of running the themes through stunning visuals. “The art and aesthetic of an album is there to add to the world of the music. Once the songs are done we love bringing everything together into one piece of art”.
Read MoreSheppard have now clocked up 1.2 billion combined streams across their catalogue, including2014’s global hit “Geronimo” plus classics like “Coming Home”, “Let Me Down Easy”, “Learning to Fly", Eurovision entry “On My Way”, and “Die Young". The streaming figures demonstrate Sheppard as a truly international band, with their biggest audiences in the USA and dedicated fan bases in Mexico, Brazil, South Africa, and most of Europe and Asia as well as their home territory of Australia.
Sheppard are pacing themselves for a slightly less hectic run into album number four, planning to drip-feed fans with a handful of diverse tracks from the record in advance. All the videos will have a cohesive theme, with the band keeping to their trademark of running the themes through stunning visuals. “The art and aesthetic of an album is there to add to the world of the music. Once the songs are done we love bringing everything together into one piece of art”.
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