Thousands of miles from Tennessee, Australians are lining up to do the Nutbush. The boot-scooting dance, inspired by the 1973 hit “Nutbush City Limits” by Ike and Tina Turner, is a cultural staple ...

If there's one thing that Aussies just can't resist doing at a wedding—it's the Nutbush. The iconic line dance to the 1973 R&B funk track Nutbush City Limits is an accepted part of Australian culture ...

The line dance has been taught in Australian schools for almost 50 years – but where did it start? Now researchers have narrowed down their search For 50 years, Australian primary school students have ...

Thousands of music fans kick up the red dust to raise funds for the RFDS - by boot-scooting to the Tina Turner classic.

The Nutbush, set to its eponymous song and sometimes considered an unofficial national dance, is popular with all ages and has taken on special significance after the singer’s death. By Yan Zhuang ...

Seems way too slow to me (the dance's moves, not the song). I just turned up the volume to eleven, played the song and remembering my Disco days of dancing well into the morning in some shady, ...

Many Australians feel a special connection to Tina Turner, with one of her early songs having found a unique place in the country’s culture. As fans around the world mourn the singer’s death at the ...

Every Aussie has fond memories of dancing the Nutbush in school halls and wedding receptions – but why are we the only ones obsessed with it? Most Australians will have fond memories of growing up ...

While we can’t confirm if this joyous occasion will go ahead, we sure are hoping that the Nutbush dance planned for September 16 at the Sydney Opera House is the real deal. If this event is as honest ...

Thousands of revellers at one of the world's most remote music festivals on the edge of the Simpson Desert are set to kick up dust in memory of legendary American singer Tina Turner. Since 2016, the ...

A Canadian woman living in Australia has revealed her “Roman Empire” is a very unique cultural experience that doesn’t happen anywhere around the world. Alexandra Tuohey was surprised the entirety of ...

Hugwash. Most Australians? Really? I went to primary school in the 70's and of course high school and clubs in the 80's and 90's, and never once did we do this. It was never mentioned. Maybe it was a ...