Winton’s Way Out West Fest is making ticket holders sing for their supper with the Winton Pub Choir set to lift the metaphoric roof off the outdoor event.
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With 7500 people about to descend on town to celebrate the re-opening of the Waltzing Matilda Centre and every one of them invited to join the choir, the whole town will be performing a rousing rendition of the iconic Australian anthem.
The Pub Choir, created and conducted by Astrid Jorgensen is part of a program for Winton’s Way Out West Festcreated by industry development organisation QMusic. The festival program will also include a songwriting workshop and music industry professional development for those ‘pub choristers’ who want to take things to the next level, or for outback Queenslanders looking to break into the music industry.
Musicians including John Williamson, Jessica Mauboy, Kip Moore, Lee Brice, The Living End, Sheppard, Russell Morris and James Blundell may pop by to lend their voices to the chorus.