CENTREPOINT Tamworth visitors were taken by surprise during their lunch break on Monday by a flash mob singing the Dolly Parton classic, 9 to 5.
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Mobbers were made up of students from The Academy, who have been busy preparing for their graduation concert at 7:30pm, Thursday, January 12 at Moonshiners Honky Tonk Bar.
The precursor to the official opening of the Tamworth Country Music Festival is a relaxed gig at the pub, that has Academy director Lyn Bowtell in tears.
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"They might have a song they've written with Max Jackson, or Kevin Bennett, or Ashley Dallas, and they're performing it," she said.
"It's where we get to showcase their talent.
"They're a wonderful lot of singers and musicians, see how far they've come."
Tickets are $15 a head.
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Eva Baxter
Eva is a Northern Daily Leader journalist based in Tamworth. She covers health, politics, energy, arts & entertainment, business, community, and a bit of everything else.
Eva is a Northern Daily Leader journalist based in Tamworth. She covers health, politics, energy, arts & entertainment, business, community, and a bit of everything else.
