While thousands of people are watching the historic NFL Melbourne game for the sports, thousands are also watching it for the famous performance line-up.
US exports Jonas Brothers lead the halftime show of the NFL game between the San Francisco 49ers and Los Angeles Rams at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. But that almost didn’t happen after brother Joe Jonas missed his flight to Australia.
Never fear, all three Jonas Brothers managed to make it to the MCG for their explosive half-time show. Seven
Jones Brothers win over audiences by making John Farnham a favorite
Never fear, all three Jonas Brothers managed to make it to the MCG for their explosive half-time show.
The group brought down the house with a cover of Australian music legend John Farnham you are the voice. Those three words instantly won over any Australian in the crowd of 100,000.
Before they played the tune, Nick Jonas had a message for OG artist John Farnham. “We love you John Farnham,” he shouted into the microphone.
Fans immediately jumped online and praised the brothers for their rendition of the classic Australian tune.
“Jonas Brothers Got the Assignment?! It’s Your Voice! Australian Classic!”. One wrote.
“Whoever told the Jonas Brothers to sing ‘You’re the Voice’ deserves a promotion. That’s how you win over a crowd!” Said another.
The excitement in the stadium was loud and clear. During the broadcast thousands of voices could be heard singing as Bhai played the famous chorus.
The Jonas Brothers wowed the crowd with an Australian favorite – John Farnham’s The Voice. getty
The musical trio composed of brothers Joe, Kevin and Nick began their performance with their hit song On fire. The group wore matching black bomber jackets.
Then he started singing his song One who sucksBefore appearing in their latest single play this when you’re sad.
After entering the cover of soundThey totally threw it back with their version year 3000Which was the first song that brought him major commercial success.
To think that Joe Jonas almost missed it! getty
This comes just hours after Joe Jonas landed in the country after missing his connecting flight in Dubai. Fans were worried that missing their flight would mean the halftime show wouldn’t go ahead as planned, but that was averted!
The trio were due to attend a fan event in Melbourne before Thursday night’s game, but when they arrived at the Kickoff Festival fans were shocked to see only Kevin and Nick on stage.
When asked where frontman Joe was, they played a video of him explaining that he was stuck in Dubai after missing his connecting flight.
Joe Jonas told in the video that he missed the connecting flight from Dubai to Melbourne X/@JonasBrothersDailyNews
“I got delayed in London, had to fly through there… I think there was a signal problem, so every flight was delayed or cancelled,” he said in the video.
“I was supposed to board a plane that would land at the time of my connection from Dubai to Melbourne, but I landed at 10am, and my (connecting) flight left at 10am.”
Nick immediately jumped in after the video, reassuring fans on the show that Joe was already on the flight and due to land “in a few hours.”
Despite his brothers’ confirmation, fans will be holding their breath until Joe Jonas appears on stage during that halftime show.
Looks like Joe reached Melbourne just in time for the show Instagram/@jojonas
The group did not confirm whether Joe was in the country this morning, however, a photo posted to his Instagram revealed he was indeed in Melbourne.
Cody Simpson gave a spectacular rendition of the national anthem
At the game’s 10:30 kick-off, Simpson gave a beautiful rendition of the Australian national anthem in front of an American and Australian football crowd of 100,000.
This is the singer’s first performance after being forced to take vocal sabbatical after suffering from “severe bleeding” On one of his vocal cords in May.
Earlier this week, Simpson confessed he was nervous to sing the national anthem, although we couldn’t tell!
“I’d be lying if I said it wasn’t. When the MCG is full, it’s a very challenging place,” he said. hit network’s carry & petty constable.
“I sang the national anthem in front of an AFL crowd in the Grand Final, so I’m going to do it exactly the same way. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it!”
Cody Simpson sings national anthem at NFL’s Australia game espn
The US national anthem will be sung by US rock band Infinity Song.
The group performed a soft acoustic version of the anthem, equipped with a simple guitar melody.