Tones and I wows Osborne Primary School with surprise appearance
Audience members at a Melbourne primary school’s Christmas concert were blown away when Tones and I took to the stage.
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Pop star Tones and I has returned to her Mornington Peninsula primary school to perform at the Christmas concert.
The Osborne Primary alumna took to the stage on Monday night to sing her smash hit Dance Monkey with some help from a couple of students.
Parents in the audience were blown away by the surprise appearance by the former Mount Martha resident.
“Christmas concert, made bearable by an amazing guest performance by a slightly recognisable Osborne alumni (sic),” one excited mum posted to social media.
“So lucky to have a famous student come play for them,” a thrilled grandmother posted.
Originally published as Tones and I wows Osborne Primary School with surprise appearance
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