Australia's biggest music stars to appear at Music From the Home Front
If you're a fan of Aussie performers Ben Lee, Kasey Chambers, Crowded House or Delta Goodrem, then do we have a treat for you.
Music From the Home Front is returning to our living rooms on Anzac Day Eve at 7.30pm on Nine and 9Now.
The live music event will feature all of our favourite household names, and is set to broadcast a multitude of special moments and surprise collaborations showcasing the breadth and diversity of talent in our music community.
The special event will be hosted by Today Extra's co-anchor David Campbell, Today entertainment presenter Brooke Boney and Talking In Common podcast co-host Kate Gudinski.
Some of Australia's most beloved singers will be present. Nine
This year's lineup of artists includes Abby Dobson, Amy Shark, Augie March, Ben Lee, Bliss n Eso featuring Kasey Chambers, Budjerah, Crowded House, Dean Lewis, Delta Goodrem, Gordi, Hayley Mary, Jerome Farah, Jess Hitchcock, Jimmy Barnes, Kate Ceberano, Lime Cordiale, Mahalia Barnes, Mark Seymour, Mia Wray, Morgan Evans, Nikka Costa, Sam Fischer, Tash Sultana, The Kid Laroi, The Rubens, Tina Arena, Vance Joy, You Am I, plus the Australian Children's Choir and the Royal Melbourne Hospital Scrub Choir.
"Music From the Home Front is all about celebrating heroes: our Anzac and Australian military heroes, our healthcare heroes who've looked after all of us during the last year of pandemic and this year, and the biggest hero of Australian music, the man who made this all possible — Michael Gudinski," said Adrian Swift, 9Network's Head of Content, Production and Development.
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"Australia's greatest musicians will join us from some of the country's most famous locations as well as gathering at the Sidney Myer Music Bowl in honour of these great Aussies in what will be the music event of the year," he added.
Music From the Home Front was conceptualised by the Mushroom Group's Michael Gudinski, who was planning this year's concert when he died suddenly and tragically on March 2.
In lieu of Michael's presence, this year's special will present performances from many of the finest names in music.
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Mushroom Group's CEO, Matt Gudinski, said: "That we can bring to life a broadcast concert version from his hometown of Melbourne, supporting the industry he loved in a city he long promoted as the music capital of Australia, resonates deeply with all of us at Mushroom."
Music From the Home Front airs on Saturday, April 24, at 7.30pm on Nine and 9Now.
