Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. "Be brave," Jorgensen said to the crowd. "You are the act." The judges, however, responded in a mixed way to the impromptu choir ...

New Zealand-born and Australia-based Pub Choir creator Astrid Jorgensen is about to release her memoir Average At Best. She's touring Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch in November. Why did the ...

Pub choir founder Astrid Jorgensen is on a mission to bring people together through the joy of singing - and she’s having extraordinary success. “Hello! How the bloody hell are you?” Astrid Jorgensen ...

Although Astrid Jorgensen’s childhood hero Mel B was unsure about the act, the choir director says it has sparked the biggest response she’s ever had. Australian choir director Astrid Jorgensen, ...

In the first of our CityChats features, Astrid Jorgensen explains why she’s average, what happened to her space-themed band, ...

This woman. This pocket rocket of fizzing energy. Of icebreaking banter. Of long, soulful notes and wide open arms. Of sometimes questionable dance moves. The one who has just returned to Australia by ...

As the energetic conductor and arranger of Pub Choir, Jorgensen has become a lightning rod for human connectivity by teaching crowds to sing in three-part harmony over a few drinks. For service to the ...

Astrid Jorgensen has made choirs cool with her popular pub singalongs, and now everyone’s getting in on the act The co-founder of Brisbane’s much-loved Pub Choir craze might cut a petite figure, but ...

Astrid Jorgensen used her love of communal singing to build Pub Choir - a concept she took all the way to America's Got Talent. The idea involves turning a theatre of regular people into a choir and ...