All Together Now (2018 Australian TV series)

All Together Now (Australian TV series)

Company type	Television program
Industry	Entertainment, Television
Founded	October 7, 2018 (2018-10-07)
Defunct	June 2019 (2019-06)
Fate	Discontinued
Headquarters	Australia
Area served	Australia
Key people	Julia Zemiro (host), Ronan Keating (host and chair of The 100)
Parent	Seven Network

All Together Now is an Australian music competition reality series broadcast on the Seven Network, hosted by Julia Zemiro alongside Ronan Keating. The program is adapted from the original British format sharing the same title.

After completing a single season, the show was discontinued in June 2019 and did not continue with further installments.

Format

In every episode, contestants perform before "The 100" – a judging panel composed of one hundred music specialists and artists from around Australia, chaired by former Boyzone frontman Ronan Keating.

Summary

The series ran for one season, airing from 7 October to 25 November 2018. The Seven Network announced its cancellation in June 2019.

Season	Premiere	Finale	Champion	Second Place	Hosts
1	7 October 2018	25 November 2018	Lai Utovou	Tarryn Stokes	Julia Zemiro, Ronan Keating

The 100

This panel, known as The 100, is a broad and varied assembly of Australian musicians and experts representing multiple musical styles and professional backgrounds. Headed by pop icon Ronan Keating, whose vote carries equal influence, the group features accomplished industry figures and performers such as:

• Alex Reid – manager in music talent
• Amanda Harrison – star of musical theatre
• Andrew De Silva – lead vocalist for Boom Crash Opera & CDB, winner of Australia's Got Talent in 2012
• Brendan De La Hay – cabaret artist
• Chris Tamway – Indigenous guitarist and contestant on Australia's Got Talent
• Christopher Booth – tenor with multi-instrumental skills across opera, jazz, rock, pop, and Latin genres
• Clarissa Spata – participant in The Voice season 9
• Dan Murphy – DJ based in Sydney
• Daniel Spillane – fifth-place finalist on Australian Idol season 3
• Dean Ray – rock vocalist
• Ellen Reed – grand finalist on The Voice
• Greg Gould – powerful singer and finalist on Australia's Got Talent
• Jacqueline Dark – opera performer
• Jason Jackson – impersonator of Michael Jackson
• Jay Parrino – rock vocalist, skilled guitarist, finalist on Australia's Got Talent
• Jess & Matt – pop music duo
• John Longmuir – opera singer
• Jordan Raskopoulos – musical comedian and LGBTQI advocate
• Kayo Marbilus – ARIA-charted artist, songwriter, actor
• Kellie Crawford (née Hoggart) – award-winning entertainer (Teen Queens, Hi-5)
• Kristy James – singer-songwriter
• Lara Mulcahy – vocal coach and comedic actress
• Liam Burrows – jazz singer
• Lucy Holmes – breakfast radio presenter and Kylie Minogue impersonator
• Maria Mercedes – seasoned industry professional
• Mark Gable – lead singer of The Choirboys
• May Johnston – funk and soul vocalist
• Melanie Lewin
• Michael Dalton – cabaret performer
• Minnie Cooper – renowned Sydney drag performer
• Missy Lancaster – country singer-songwriter
• Mitch Tambo – Indigenous artist and performer
• Mys T – performing artist and vocal instructor
• Natasha Pinto – vocalist and spouse of Gary Pinto
• Paula Baxter – soul music singer
• Ray Isaac
• Rhonda Burchmore – entertainer and vocalist
• Rhys Tolhurst – singer-songwriter
• Rocco Bene – singer-songwriter
• Rufus Barr – karaoke host in Sydney
• Rupert Noffs – NIDA-trained triple-threat performer
• Saba Saliba - contestant on The Voice season 12
• Samuel Gaskin – singer-songwriter and managing director at BEATENTERTAINMENT
• Shauna Jensen – Australian vocalist
• Silvie Paladino – musical theatre artist
• Sisters Doll – glam rock trio ensemble
• Tarisai Vushe – Top 5 finalist on Australian Idol 2007 and vocalist for The Lion King

This comprehensive panel enriches the program’s dynamic by blending established professionals with emerging talents within Australia's diverse music industry.