Kate Ceberano is all smiles as she performs free concert at Westfield shopping centre in Melbourne
Kate Ceberano smiles as she performs a free concert at Melbourne’s Westfield shopping centre
Kate Ceberano delighted Melbourne shoppers at Westfield Doncaster on Sunday with a captivating show.
The veteran performer, 56, oozed confidence and style as she graced the stage in a stunning green floral dress to perform her hits.
The Melbourne native looked every inch a pop star as she gracefully played the piano and treated the capacity crowd to four decades of chart-topping tunes.
She let her jet black hair hang freely around her shoulders and a light layer of makeup helped emphasize her striking facial features.
Kate completed her elegant ensemble with tasteful gold and silver jewelry, which added a touch of glamor to her presence.
Kate Ceberano delighted Melbourne shoppers at Westfield Doncaster on Sunday with a captivating show. Pictured
The veteran performer, 56, oozed confidence and style as she graced the stage in a stunning green floral dress to perform her hits
The Pash singer looked absolutely radiant as she rocked the stage and left the adoring crowd screaming for more.
Kate first rose to fame in the early 1980s as the lead singer of the pioneering Melbourne funk-pop band I’m Talking.
She also had success as a solo artist, with hits such as Young Boys Are My Weakness and her 1989 single Bedroom Eyes, which spent six weeks at number two on the ARIA charts.
The Melbourne native looked every inch a pop star as she gracefully played the piano and treated the capacity crowd to four decades of chart-topping tunes
She let her jet black hair hang freely around her shoulders and a light layer of makeup helped emphasize her striking facial features
Kate completed her elegant ensemble with tasteful gold and silver jewelry, which added a touch of glamor to her presence
Kate released her 19th studio album, My Life is a Symphony, in May.
In March, the pop star announced via Facebook that her famous name has officially been included in the dictionary.
She posted a photo of her big achievement, highlighting the entry that described her as an Australian pop and rock singer born in 1966.
The Pash singer looked absolutely radiant as she rocked the stage
Kate first rose to fame in the early 1980s as the lead singer of the pioneering Melbourne funk-pop band I’m Talking
She also had success as a solo artist, with hits such as Young Boys Are My Weakness and her 1989 single Bedroom Eyes, which spent six weeks at number two on the ARIA charts.
‘Ooooh, look at me. I have reached my favorite place in the whole world, between the words! Thank you Macquarie Dictionary,” she captioned the post.
Kate has been married to film director Lee Rogers since 1996 and shares daughter Gypsy, 19, with him.
She is the daughter of Hawaiian-born karate master Tino Ceberano and the sister of famous Australian guitarist Phil Ceberano.
Kate released her 19th studio album, My Life is a Symphony, in May
Kate has been married to film director Lee Rogers since 1996 and shares daughter Gypsy, 19, with him
She is the daughter of Hawaiian-born karate master Tino Ceberano and the sister of famous Australian guitarist Phil Ceberano