All Together Now (2018 Australian TV series)

All Together Now is an Australian reality television music competition on the Seven Network which was presented by Julia Zemiro and Ronan Keating.^[1] It was based on the British show of the same name.^[2]

All Together Now
Based on	All Together Now
Presented by	Julia Zemiro Ronan Keating
Country of origin	Australia
Original language	English
No. of seasons	1
No. of episodes	8
Production
Running time	60 minutes
Production company	Endemol Shine Australia
Original release
Network	Seven Network
Release	7 October (2018-10-07) – 25 November 2018 (2018-11-25)

In June 2019, the series was cancelled and would not return for a second season.^[3]

Format

In each episode, a range of singers take to the stage and are judged by "The 100" – a panel of one hundred music experts and performers from across Australia, headed by former Boyzone lead singer Ronan Keating.^[4][5]

Summary

One season of the show was broadcast. In June 2019, Seven Network decided to cancel the show.

Season	Start	Finish	Winner	Runner-up	Presenter(s)
1	7 October 2018	25 November 2018	Lai Utovou	Tarryn Stokes	Julia Zemiro, Ronan Keating

The 100

The 100 are a range of music experts and performers from across Australia. They are cast to include a diverse mix of ages, backgrounds and a variety of music genres. The captain of The 100 is pop star Ronan Keating, whose vote carries no extra weight.

• Alex Reid - music talent manager
• Amanda Harrison – musical theatre star
• Amy Longhurst
• Andrew De Silva – lead singer for Boom Crash Opera & CDB, Australia's Got Talent winner 2012
• Anton Koritini
• Brendan De La Hay – cabaret performer
• Carl De Villa – original and tribute singer and artist
• Carla Troiano
• Chris Tamway - Indigenous guitarist and 2016 Australia's Got Talent contestant
• Christopher Booth - tenor voice and trumpeter/multi-mnstrumentalist (opera, jazz, rock, pop, Latin)
• Clarissa Spata - The Voice, season 9 contestant
• Connor Vidas - country singer
• Dan Murphy – Sydney DJ
• Daniel Spillane - Australian Idol season 3 contestant (5th place)
• Dean Ray – rock singer
• Diana Torossian
• Diane Regan
• DJ Jazzy
• Donna Jordee
• Dylan Wright - singer/songwriter
• Elisa James
• Ellen Reed – The Voice grand finalist
• Emily Rex
• Eva Spata
• Gemma Lyon
• German Silva
• Glenn Whitehall - The Voice season 1 contestant
• Gospo Collective's Ben Gillard & Charmaine Jones – gospel choir directors
• Greg Gould – powerhouse vocalist, Australia's Got Talent finalist
• Hugh Barrington
• Hugh Wilson
• Inkasounds - James & Robyn
• Jacqueline Dark – opera singer
• Jason Baclig & Lachlan Hay
• Jason Jackson – Michael Jackson impersonator
• Jay Boyle
• Jay Parrino – rock singer, virtuoso guitarist, Australia's Got Talent finalist
• Jeremy Brennan – pianoman
• Jess & Matt – popstar couple
• Jessica Matthews
• Jhay
• John Longmuir – opera singer
• Jordan Raskopoulos – musical comedian and LGBTQI advocate
• Josie Palermo
• Kattimoni – soul singer
• Kayo Marbilus – ARIA charts recording artist, songwriter, actor
• Kellie Crawford (née Hoggart) – singer and actress, award-winning entertainer (Teen Queens and Hi-5)
• Komiti Levai - soul singer/songwriter
• Kristy James - singer/songwriter
• Lara Mulcahy – comedy actress, vocal coach and singer
• Liam Burrows
• Liam O'Byrne
• Lisa Viola
• Lolo Lovina
• Luke Zanchanaro & Tannah de Gersigny
• Lucy Holmes – breakfast radio host/Kylie Minogue impersonator
• Maria Mercedes – industry legend
• Mark Gable – The Choirboys frontman
• Mary Kiani - former Scottish Queen of Pop and powerhouse vocalist
• May Johnston – funk and soul diva
• Melanie Lewin
• Michael Cormick
• Michael Dalton – cabaret performer
• Mike Scott
• Mini Marilyn – cabaret character (performed by Elizabeth Evans)
• Minnie Cooper – iconic Sydney drag queen
• Missy Lancaster – country singer-songwriter
• Mitch Tambo
• Monique Montez
• Mys T - performing artist/vocal coach
• Natasha Pinto - singer and wife of Gary Pinto
• Nikki Bennett
• Paula Baxter - soul singer
• Phil Golotta
• Pia Anderson
• Rada Tochalna
• Ray Isaac
• Rhonda Burchmore – singer and entertainer
• Rhys Tolhurst – singer/songwriter
• Richard Joyce
• Richard Valdez
• Rocco Bene - singer/songwriter
• Rose Farrell
• Rufus Barr - Sydney Karaoke Host
• Rupert Noffs - NIDA-trained "triple threat"
• Ryan Smith
• Saba Saliba - The Voice, season 12 contestant
• Samantha Leith
• Samuel Gaskin - singer/songwriter/entertainer/managing director @BEATENTERTAINMENT
• Sarah Capodicasa
• Scot Finnie
• Shauna Jensen – Australian singer
• Sharon Calabro - Australian singer and musical performer
• Siki Daha
• Silvie Paladino – musical theatre performer
• Sisters Doll – glam rock trio
• Sophie Carter
• Steve Wood
• Take Two – rapping twins
• Tarisai Vushe – Australian Idol 2007 Top 5 and The Lion King singer
• Vanessa Powell
• Victoria McGee
• Wil Sabin – creative director, choreographer, and entertainment consultant