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Staying in for NYE? There are some camp TV choices!

If you’re planning on spending New Year’s Eve as a couch potato, spending the night at home, there’s a fair amount of extra camp programming to keep you entertained.

pink1(1)Channel Nine is screening a recording of Pink’s concert tour from 9:55pm

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Read our review of the show from when it visited Perth in 2013.

 

After Pink they’re  following it up with one of the campest musicals ever- ‘You Can’t Stop the Music’.

The 1980 musical tells a fictional tale of how the disco band came together, it stars Steve Guttenburg, Valerie Perine and a young Bruce Jenner.

Flip over to Channel Ten and catch Graham Norton chat to Dame Julie Andrews and a bunch of other celebs.

SBS has a special featuring Lady Gaga and Tony Bennett from 7:30pm and is then repeating Jessica Mauboy’s trip to Eurovision and the Eurovision final!

Relive the Eurovision experience by checking out our reports from Copenhagen earlier this year.

09-05-2014   On the Streets at Eurovision

11-05-2014   Who Will Win Eurovision

11-05-2014   And the Eurovision Winner Is….

Image: Katie Cameron

 

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