Violinist from iconic Irish band The Corrs Sharon Corr looks almost unrecognisable on breakfast TV

Sharon Corr looked almost unrecognisable on Friday morning as she made an appearance on Sunrise.

The Corrs’ violinist, 52, has ditched the striking raven locks all the members of the iconic Irish band were known for, and now rocks a light two-toned hair colour which framed her youthful face. 

Still as stunning as ever, the singer spoke with Edwina Bartholomew about her family’s upcoming concert in Hunter Valley.

She sported a rock band T-shirt and a pair of chic spectacles as she spoke about touring Australia. 

Wearing barely any makeup on her face, the mother-of-two looked incredibly youthful.

Sharon recently performed at the Esquinas Theatre in Zaragoza, northern Spain earlier this year.

She beamed as she strutted around the stage singing with a microphone under the blue lights.

As violinist and backing vocalist, Sharon rarely took centre stage in the band she formed in 1990 with sisters Andrea, 47, and Caroline, 48, and brother Jim, 57.

Sharon has ditched the striking raven locks all the members of the iconic Irish band were known for, and now rocks a light two-toned hair colour which framed her youthful face 

It was lead singer Andrea, all gothic glamour, who was the focal point as The Corrs sold 45 million albums and filled arenas with their Irish folk and pop.

Meanwhile Sharon, who also played piano, was the band’s instrumental powerhouse.

New album The Fool & The Scorpion is her third individual effort in 11 years – her solo journey was put on hold in 2015 for a Corrs reunion.

Still as stunning and ever, the singer appeared happy and carefree as she spoke with host Edwina Bartholomew (left) about her family’s upcoming concert in Hunter Valley

Sharon relocated to Madrid with Robert ‘Gavin’ Bonnar, 55, and their two children in 2018, almost 25-years after becoming a household name with The Corrs.

She married Gavin at Cratloe Church in Country Clare in 2001. The couple share two children – son Cathal and daughter Flori.

Speaking in 2019, Sharon revealed her children had adapted well to life in Spain, but gave no mention of her husband. 

The Corrs will return to Australia for the first time in 21 years for a one night only concert on November 26. 

The Irish family will take to the stage alongside Wet Wet Wet, Ben Lee and Gaudion.   

As violinist and backing vocalist, Sharon rarely took centre stage in the band she formed in 1990 with sisters Andrea, 47, (right) and Caroline, 48, (centre left) and brother Jim, 57 (centre right)

The Corrs will return to Australia for the first time in 21 years for a one night only concert on November 26. The Irish family will take to the stage alongside Wet Wet Wet, Ben Lee and Gaudion