The 200-strong chorus filled with voices of all-abilities shined through their songs and had the audience on their feet for a cover of John Farnham's You're The Voice.

The atmosphere was electric when the blue, yellow and purple Wiggles joined the choir on stage and had the audience smiling and dancing along to Hot Potato. A feeling of empowerment radiated through the marquee and was the perfect example of how the Folkie brings joy to its revellers.

The Big Sunday Sing Out saw thousands pack in the Shebee marquee to sing their hearts out to classic tracks for almost two hours.

The good times kept rolling throughout the day and a stand-out performance from The Blind Boys of Alabama saw the River Stage overflow with eager fans trying to catch a glimpse of the four soulful gentlemen.

Day three was an utter success and no doubt there will be dancing and singing through the night.

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