Johnny Ruffo Duets With Salt-N-Pepa X Factor Australia 2011 Grand Finals

Johnny Ruffo had the privilege to sing with the very popular RnB Singers named Salt-n-Pepa at the The X Factor Australia 2011 Grand Finals!

“Salt-N-Pepa is an American hip hop trio from Queens, New York, that was formed in 1985. The group, consisting of Cheryl James (“Salt”, now Cheryl Wray), Sandra Denton (“Pepa”), and Deidra “Dee Dee” Roper (Spinderella), has sold over 15 million albums and singles worldwide. Salt-N-Pepa is the best selling female rap act, and six of their singles have been certified either platinum or gold in the United States by the RIAA.

Andrew Wishart Performs Live with The Fray – X Factor Australia 2011 Grand Finals

One of the highlights of the Grand Finals of the X- Factor Australia 2011 is for the finalists to perform live with a superstar. Andrew Wishart had the privilege to sing with the well know band, The Fray.

“The Fray is an American rock band from Denver, Colorado. Formed in 2002 by schoolmates Isaac Slade and Joe King, they achieved success with the release of their debut album, How to Save a Life in 2005, which was certified double platinum by the RIAA and platinum in Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the UK.”

Reece Mastin Rocked with Come Get Some by Rooster – X Factor Australia 2011 Grand Finals

Young Rockstar Reece Mastin showed Australia why he went all the way to the The X Factor Australia 2011 Grand Finals. Reece Mastin has been one of top favorites in this competition and for his first song at the Grand Finals, he performed his audition song Come Get Some by Rooster.

With the huge support of his fans, families, and school mates in Adelaide, Reece will surely have a big chance to win the X Factor Australia 2011 title.
REECE MASTIN COME GET SOME X FACTOR AUSTRALIA 2011 GRAND FINALS

Johnny Ruffo Performed Do You Remember by Jay Sean – X Factor Australia 2011 Grand Finals

Singing his Audition song, Do You Remember by Jay Sean, Johnny Ruffo shows Australia that he is a serious contender of the The X Factor Australia 2011 title. With the support of young ladies who loves him and keep voting for him, Johnny Ruffo could be the dark horse of this competition.

If you like Johnny Ruffo ‘s performance, remember that he needs your vote to win the X Factor Australia title. The people of Perth will surely get behind their man.

Andrew Wishart Sings Adele’s Someone Like You – X Factor Australia 2011 Grand Finals

And the Grand Finals of the X- Factor Australia 2011 has finally arrived! The Three Grand Finalists Andrew Wishart, Johnny Ruffo, and Reece Mastin will sing their audition songs again, their best song of the series so far, winner’s single and a duet with one of superstar performers.

First up is 40 years old Aussie bloke Andrew Wishart singing his audition song, Someone Like You by Adele. This song kicked-off Andrew Wishart’s popularity that kept him up to this point of the show.It’s so nice to watch the video featuring Andrew’s family and the people who are supporting him. If all Melbournians will vote for Andrew, they will bring home the X Factor 2011 Trophy.

Kylie Minogue Performed with Top 12 to Open the Grand Final X Factor Australia 2011

Grand Finals is on at the X-factor Australia 2011 ! What a way to start the show with this special number with Kylie Minogue with the original Top 10 of this Seven’s reality tv show that includes: Tyla Bertolli, Young Mens Society, Reece Mastin, Declan Sykes, Johnny Ruffo, Christina Parie, Three Wishez, Audio Vixen, Andrew Wishart, Jacqui Newland, Cleo Howman and Mitchell Callaway.

Channel 7 Today Tonight Features Cheaper Way To Shop at Aussie Farmers Direct

Aussie Farmers are fighting back against the dominant supermarket chains! They into a massive drive to get Australians buy local produce but cutting the middle man so they can deal direct to the public. Products includes meat, vegetables, fruits and milk. They are now running their own stores.

Channel 7’s Today Tonight show investigated how we can make massive savings on better quality produce by avoiding the supermarkets and getting your produce direct from the farmers.

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