Dave Stewart with Eurythmics and Vanessa Amorosi

Eurythmics, formed by Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart in London, became iconic in the '80s with hits like "Sweet Dreams" and "Here Comes the Rain Again." Known for synth-pop, soul, and R&B, they collaborated with Aretha Franklin and Al Green. Lennox is a Grammy winner, and Stewart worked with Bob Dylan. They reunited occasionally, releasing the hit single "I've Got a Life" in 2005. Eurythmics joined the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2020 and were Rock & Roll Hall of Fame nominees in 2022.

Born in England, Eurythmics co-founder (with Annie Lennox) behind “Sweet Dreams”; sold 100M+ albums; producer for Jagger, Dylan, Nicks; Grammy/Golden Globe/BRIT winner.

Born in Australia, Vanessa Amorosi is renowned for her dynamic vocals and songwriting. With hits like "Absolutely Everybody," she's sold over 2 million records and earned 16 ARIA/APRA nominations. Her standout performances at the Sydney Olympics and collaborations with major festivals cement her iconic status. Notably, "City of Angels" debuted at #1 on ARIA Australian Albums Chart, showcasing her enduring appeal.