Spicks and Specks on ABC and ABC iview S11E11 – Emily Wurramara, Claire Hooper, Ella Hooper and Brett Blake join Alan, Myf and Adam as they hit such musical heights, they have to go into falsetto by the end of it!
There will be R&B, Irish music, misheard lyrics and some unfortunate innuendos. Ruby Gill ends the show by taking on a haunting cover.
Production credit: Executive Producers: Anthony Watt, Michiko Smith, and Rowdie Walden. ABC Head of Entertainment: Rachel Millar.
Spicks and Specks on ABC and ABC iview – Sunday 3 November at 7.30pm
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Spicks and Specks on ABC and ABC iview S11E11
About the Show
Spicks and Specks is back! There’s a whole new g-g-g- generation of musicians to celebrate, and fresh comedians to bring the goodtimes. Host Adam Hills will bring alive the sounds of music trivia on Australia’s most popular music quiz show.
And see that girl Myf Warhurst steal the scene, opposite Alan Brough who will take your breath away
with his music knowledge.
This season it is a happy half hour again. What a good place to be!
Joining our team captains are Anthony Callea, Montaigne, Abbie Chatfield, Tommy Little, Hamish Blake, Gillian Cosgriff, Courtney Act, Shane Jacobson, Jenny Tian, Elly-May Barnes, Big Wett, Dan Sultan, Mark Seymour, Steph Tisdell, Ella Hooper, Claire Hooper-More, more, more, you cry out!
Well, you will be struck like thunder by our musicacts — TISM, Ruby Gill, Folk Bitch Trio, The Bamboos, Lime Cordiale, Gut Healthand the DMAs.
That’s a lot of bands to have on this run.
The show will have the usual games without frontiers – Know Your Product, Final Countdown and Substitute along with some new sensations.
In Secret Song Adam will drop references to a particular song each episode, leaving Alan or Myf looking for clues. It’s worth 5 points, one of them may take it all. But in the end, everyone will be a winner.
“I’m so excited to get back behind the desk for a new series of Spicks and Specks. We’ve given the place a bit of a reno, and we can’t wait to invite ‘round a whole new batch of Australia’s best musicians as well as a few old friends.”
– Adam Hills
