The Sydneyvision Song Contest 2012

Contestants will up the cheese factor while singing lyrics that include a Sydney suburb.
Lena Peacock
Published on August 20, 2012

Overview

Inspired by Eurovision — that all-singing, all-dancing, over-the-top, glittery European extravaganza — is Sydney's version, the Sydneyvision Song Contest. One of the main differences between the two (apart from massive geographical distance), is that Sydney's take is all about the music video rather than live performances like its European older sister. This might explain the venue, which is a cinema.

With strict guidelines for contestants to up the cheese factor while singing lyrics that include a Sydney suburb, expect both those who can and can't sing to be in it.

Organised by the Newtown Neighbourhood Centre, (with the support of Dendy Newtown), Sydneyvision suggests that you be prepared for some, quite frankly, bizarre music videos (and some musical satire), such as a Bollywood entry about Harris Park. So, go and cheer on your suburb, and lets hope there are some entries as awesome as Eurovision's. Fingers crossed there's some fine dancing like in Moldova's 2012 entry.

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