Venue Final

Three tipped for state finals

In a night full of great performances where not a lot separated the the eleven contestants, the judges were left with the daunting task of picking three from the bunch to represent South Street Ale House in the state final which will be held at the Charles Hotel in North Perth on 2 September 2017.
Sharyn Fleming

The place was full as all contestants had their fan bases with them on the evening in anticipation of performances to come. Honestly, they could not have been very disappointed in the results as each singer put their best effort into their songs. Again, many genres were covered with renditions of familiar favourites and other songs unfamiliar to most.
Antonio Corea

After all of the singing was done, there would not have been more than 20-30 points difference between the collective. 
Celeste Eden

At the end of the night , the three singers going to the state final and their alternates were:
Sharyn Fleming
Antonio Corea
Celeste Eden

Beth Lambert (alternate)
Carl Vecchio (alternate)

Congrats to the above and to all who participated through the heats, well done. Thanks to Bruno and the rest of the venue staff at South Street Ale House for their fine hospitality and service. For those that visited during the heats, please continue your patronage. There is always great food and tasty beverages available.

Best of luck to Sharyn, Antonio and Celeste going forward, knock 'em dead. To all others, discouragement is not an option there will be more chances. Keep dropping in and entertaining us all.

Beth Lambert

Please keep up with the latest developments leading into the final through I-Sing Info for WA Singers

Carl Vecchio

From the judges:
It has been a pleasure to witness and a difficulty to judge as all contestants have been talented in your own right. We look forward to catching up out of the "official" capacity.





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