From a Brisbane pub to America's Got Talent - Australian vocalist Astrid Jorgensen shares her story ahead of her Hong Kong show As someone who started playing the piano at age two and later trained in ...

A pub full of people blasting out a rendition of Toto's Africa is bliss to Astrid Jorgensen but chew popcorn near her, or cough, or sniff, and rage boils inside her. She knows it is odd to admit she ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "Be brave," Jorgensen said to the crowd. "You are the act." The judges, however, responded in a mixed way to the impromptu choir ...

Groups like Pub Choir are inviting people to sing together for just one night – no audition, no commitment and no talent required.

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It was the very first Pub Choir, and that gig, at the Bearded Lady bar in Brisbane’s West End, has become a part of musical folklore. Fast forward almost a decade, and Pub Choir – which Jorgensen ...

Politicians and their staff traded politics for performance during a 'Pub Choir' rendition of a Crowded House classic.

Pub Choir founder Astrid Jorgensen credits her global success to ‘plugging away’, family influences and music’s unifying power. The woman who has brought thousands of strangers together to sing ...

As someone who started playing the piano at age two and later trained in violin and singing, Astrid Jorgensen has always had a close relationship with music. Still, something felt off. “I’ve always ...