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Greg Gould and Emily Williams sing The Gospel According to George and Whitney

Two beloved Australian vocalists are heading west to pay tribute to two musical icons – George Michael and Whitney Houston.

Multi-platinum selling diva and Australian Idol alum Emily Williams joins Australia’s Got Talent standout Greg Gould for this special performance at The Ellington Jazz Club.

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Williams and Gould are both collaborators and friends, since recording a duet together in 2020 the pair have appeared on main stages together around the world – performing with Synthony and a half-time show at the MCG.

The two friends will celebrate the music of their idols with the aptly titled The Gospel According to George & Whitney, two of the industry’s biggest vocal powerhouses.

The show will take audiences through all of Michael and Houston’s greatest hits including I Wanna Dance With Somebody, Careless Whisper, I Will Always Love You, Freedom, How Will I Know, Father Figure and I Knew You Were Waiting.

The Gospel According To George and Whitney comes to Ellington Jazz Club on Saturday, 20 September. For more, head to ellingtonjazz.com.au

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