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Perth band 'Voyager' described as a synth metal group, will perform their song Promise. Lead singer of Voyager, Danny Estrin, told Millsy and Karl the ...

UPDATE: From watching Eurovision on the couch to being on the main stage, Perth synth metal band Voyager says it's a dream come true to represent Australia ...

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Voyager have been named as Australia's representatives at the 67th Eurovision Song Contest, taking place in Liverpool this May.

“I can’t wait to see Eurovision fans the world over embrace them as much as Aussie crowds have.” The SBS broadcast will be hosted by Myf Warhurst and Joel Creasey. Sheldon Riley ultimately represented Australia in Turin, Italy, finishing 15th with the song ‘Not the Same’. “Voyager bring together my love for the ‘80s and catchy lyrics that you can’t stop singing,” she said. They finished second in SBS’ Australia Decides contest in 2022, despite The chosen act is

It's the first time a band, rather than a solo artist, has represented Australia in the beloved song contest.

“We are absolutely ELATED to announce that we will represent Australia and our beautiful state of WA at the Eurovision Song Contest 2023!” the band wrote. This year the UK will host the competition on Ukraine’s behalf with the theme “United by Music”. “Australia decided and we got two banger songs in the process!!!” “Promise is made for the Eurovision stage and collectively we feel it’s one of our best yet. “As a long-time Eurovision fan, this is the pinnacle,” Voyager vocalist Danny Estrin said. Voyager will take their song Promise to the stage in Liverpool - a dream come true for the band, who have been throwing their hat in the ring for Eurovision since Australia announced its participation in 2015.

The synth-metal group will represent Australia at the 67th Eurovision Song Contest in Liverpool with their song Promise.

"From the very first listen I knew it was something special – an epic, cinematic track that will take listeners on an anthemic rock voyage all the way to the Eurovision stage. Ukraine’s Kalush Orchestra, with their song Stefania. - It's the first time a band will represent Australia at the contest, to be held in Liverpool in the United Kingdom.

From watching Eurovision on the couch to being on the main stage, Perth synth metal band Voyager says it's a dream come true to represent Australia at this ...

“Western Australia is on a rock and roll around the world. Dami Im came closest to winning, her ballad Sound of Silence in 2016 scored her a close second place. And we want people to come here and that’s a genuine feeling that we all have. The biggest audience the band has ever performed in front of was roughly 8000 people. It’s the greatest place in the greatest place in the world. And then when you hear those words ‘you’re going to be representing Australia at Eurovision 2023’, you just literally fall off your chair,” he said.

Perth's synth-metal band Voyager is set for stardom as they prepare to play in one of the greatest shows on Earth.

Their chosen song is said to be a perfect fit for the world stage as it combines both heavy metal and pop music Their chosen song is said to be a perfect fit for the world stage as it combines both heavy metal and pop music. After 20 years of trying to break into the music business, the band will perform their track Promise at contest.