Delta Goodrem’s performance at the Melbourne Cup on Tuesday was a big hit for most.
But some viewers watching at home were less than impressed with the pop star’s rendition of her biggest hit, Born To Try.
She sat at her piano on stage and gave a tear-jerking performance surrounded by flowers in a moving scene.
While many praised Delta’s performance at the event, others had harsh words and shared their thoughts on X, formerly known as Twitter.
“Whatever you paid, we kindly request a refund @DeltaGoodrem,” one viewer joked.
Delta Goodrem’s performance at the Melbourne Cup on Tuesday was a big hit for most. Delta is depicted
Another said: ‘I really hate to bitch about Australian artists but seriously, what hit has Delta Goodrem had in the last ten years? Born to Try was released in 2002.
“These major sporting events are a GREAT opportunity to promote AND give a platform to emerging Australian artists.”
Another said: ‘What is going on at these major sporting events in Australia where they literally use the same performers over and over again? How many times do we need to see Delta Goodrem open a show? Get some new talent ffs.”
Some viewers watching at home were less than impressed with the pop star’s rendition of her biggest hit, Born To Try. But others loved it
‘Delta was stuck to the piano as usual. A way to get everyone in the mood. If the mood was a solid 8 hours of sleep,’ someone else complained.’
“Delta’s piano sounds like garbage,” said one fierce critic.
Others raved about the performance, with one person writing: ‘Delta was fantastic today’.
Another agreed: ‘Yes, she is a great singer and a beautiful lady too.’
She sat at her piano on stage and gave a tear-jerking performance surrounded by flowers in a moving scene
While many praised Delta’s performance at the event, others had harsh words and shared their thoughts on X, formerly known as Twitter.
“Whatever you paid, we kindly request a refund @DeltaGoodrem,” one viewer joked