It’s time to shine a spotlight on a truly remarkable live performance by Sydnie Christmas and the Create Theatre Academy Choir at The Lowry on February 10, 2025.
Together, they delivered a stunning rendition of John Farnham’s timeless anthem, “You’re The Voice,” captivating the audience from the very first note.
Watch her performance below.
With heartfelt emotion and powerful delivery, their performance resonated deeply, singing straight into the hearts of everyone present.
Sydnie Christmas took command of the stage with undeniable charisma and vocal strength, yet what made the moment truly special was her generosity in sharing the spotlight with the choir.
Their voices intertwined flawlessly, creating a rich tapestry of harmony that elevated the song beyond its already iconic status. The synergy between Sydnie and the choir transformed the performance into a breathtaking experience that was both uplifting and electrifying.
The crowd at The Lowry was treated to one of the most joyful and memorable musical moments of the year. From the soaring chorus to the stirring crescendos, the energy was palpable, and the connection between the performers and the audience was undeniable.
It was a masterclass in collaboration, showing how a powerful lead vocal paired with a passionate choir can breathe new life into a classic.
Here’s what to know about “You’re The Voice”
Originally released in 1986, John Farnham’s “You’re The Voice” quickly became one of Australia’s most beloved rock anthems and an international hit.
Written by Andy Qunta, Keith Reid, Maggie Ryder, and Chris Thompson, the song is known for its stirring lyrics that call on people to raise their voices and stand up for change. The soaring melody and powerful chorus have made it a timeless rallying cry for hope, courage, and collective empowerment.
Farnham’s emotive vocals and the song’s passionate instrumentation helped it top charts in Australia and make a lasting impact worldwide. Over the decades, “You’re The Voice” has been embraced as an anthem for social justice, personal empowerment, and unity, often performed at major events, protests, and celebrations.
