Guy Sebastian wows the crowd at Allianz Stadium in Sydney

 He found fame after winning Australian Idol in 2003.

And Guy Sebastian proved he’s still going strong two decades later as he performed alongside Baker Boy at Allianz Stadium in Sydney on Sunday.

The Voice Australia coach, 40, opted for a black outfit with shiny leather boots and added a pop of colour with an orange checked shirt.

The Voice Australia coach, 40, opted for a black outfit with shiny leather boots and added a pop of colour with an orange checked shirt

He dangled a gold chain around his neck as he belted out hits to adoring fans.

His set list included popular tracks Standing With You, Before I Go and Love On Display. 

Meanwhile, Baker Boy was joined on stage by dancers circling him in bikes – complete with lit up wheels. 

Meanwhile, Baker Boy was joined on stage by dancers circling him in bikes – complete with lit up wheels 

Style: He dangled a gold chain around his neck as he belted out hits to adoring fans

Guy ensured he left a lasting impression with fans with giant LED screens 

Guy ensured he left a lasting impression with fans with giant LED screens.

Sebastian played many of the songs on his ninth studio album T.R.U.T.H, which is about his life, the ‘things I’ve been through and my truths’. 

Directed by the renowned Nigel Jamieson, his show at Allianz Stadium promised to deliver a visual spectacular, with dancers, light shows, large-scale projections and pyrotechnics. 

Sebastian played many of the songs on his ninth studio album T.R.U.T.H, which is about his life, the ‘things I’ve been through and my truths’

Guy was first set to tour Australia in November and December 2021 but he had to reschedule due to Covid-restrictions.

The coach previously told The Gold Coast Bulletin that a Covid-19 diagnosis could derail his performances and leave his crew struggling.

‘What happens if I get Covid and my whole week of shows can’t go ahead… you go bankrupt and then you can’t help any of your band and crew.’

Guy was first set to tour Australia in November and December 2021 but he had to reschedule due to Covid-restrictions 

Guy, who won Australian Idol in 2003, released his ninth studio album, T.R.U.T.H., in 2020

Guy wowed the crowd at Allianz Stadium

‘I think it’s honestly a reflection of what it is like as an artist touring at the moment,’ he went on.

‘You feel like anything could crumble your world and that’s a big stress; we just need a little bit of certainty.’

Guy, who won Australian Idol in 2003, released his ninth studio album, T.R.U.T.H., in 2020.

The night promised to deliver a visual spectacular, with dancers, light shows, large-scale projections and pyrotechnics

The show was a break from Guy’s T.R.U.T.H National Tour which has seen him travel across Australia, including to Cairns, Townsville and Adelaide

It comes after Guy surprisingly admitted winners of The Voice Australia are ‘unlikely’ to become instant stars.

‘I think there’s no chance for anyone unless they are prepared to be thrown to the wolves. It’s a really challenging industry and it has changed a lot in the last 20 years,’ he told The Daily Telegraph.

‘It’s unrealistic to have this notion that we’re finding a superstar because we’re removing one of the most important equations out of that, which is time.’

Guy coached last year’s champion Bella Taylor Smith who landed a record deal with EMI Music and $100,000 – but her single Higher only peaked at No. 31 on the ARIA charts.

It comes after Guy surprisingly admitted winners of The Voice Australia are ‘unlikely’ to become instant stars

Guy coached last year’s champion Bella Taylor Smith who landed a record deal with EMI Music and $100,000 – but her single Higher only peaked at No. 31 on the ARIA charts