Rockhampton country music sensation Denvah Baker-Moller to sing at Beef Australia 2024

After wowing the Idol judges and national audiences, Rockhampton’s singer-songwriter Denvah Baker-Moller will hit the stage at the world-renowned event next month. See who else is on the entertainment program.

Pam McKay

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April 8, 2024 - 9:58AM

Denvah Baker-Moller, Guy McLean and Troy Cassar-Daley feature on a star-studded entertainment line-up at Beef Australia next month.

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Fresh from her Australian Idol success, Rockhampton’s Denvah Baker-Moller is set to join a star-studded entertainment line-up at Beef Australia.

The country music sensation who wowed the Idol judges and Australian audiences finished third in the national singing competition.

The 23-year-old said she “couldn’t have asked for a better result” when speaking to The Morning Bulletin after the final results were revealed.

Denvah was one of three Central Queensland artists on the show.

Former Rockhampton singer Chenai Boucher made it to the top 21 and Emu Park’s charismatic camel farmer Trent Richardson went as far as top six.

Denvah is now gearing up to hit the stage at Beef2024, which runs from May 5 to 11 at the Rockhampton Showgrounds.

Denvah Baker-Moller finished third in Australian Idol.

Beef Australia CEO Simon Irwin said since its inception in 1988, the event had grown to become one of the most significant global events of its type.

He said the goal this year was to attract more than 115,000 attendees from across the nation and around the globe.

“Beef2024 will showcase the very best of the Australian beef industry through exhibitions, cattle championships, property tours, seminars, cooking demonstrations, and more,” he said.

Mr Irwin said this year’s entertainment program offered something for everyone from Dorothy the Dinosaur and Friends to Australia’s favourite horseman, legends of country music to the acclaimed Queensland Chamber Orchestra, Camerata.

Queensland Chamber Orchestra’s Camerata will perform at Beef Australia 2024 in Rockhampton in May. Photo: Michael Stylianos

Three stages would buzz with free daily entertainment, while the evening program meant the party could continue into the night.

“We have put together such a rich and deep entertainment program there is truly something for all ages and tastes,” Mr Irwin said.

“Go behind the scenes of your favourite podcasts with live recordings in the heart of M’Eat Street, watch the incredible horsemanship of Guy McLean in the Demo Yards, or catch our headliners on the Ergon Network Stage like the legendary Troy Cassar-Daley, the foot-stomping Wolfe Brothers, Kaylee Bell and Rockhampton’s very own Australian Idol finalist Denvah.”