Sydney New Year's Eve 2004–05

Sydney New Year's Eve 200405

Fireworks on the Harbour Bridge.
Creative director Leo Schofield
Fireworks by Foti International Fireworks
Theme "Reflections"
Bridge effect A Disco ball
Composer Peewee Ferris
Broadcast
Network Nine Network
Host(s) Richard Wilkins

Sydney New Year's Eve 200405 was the 10th Sydney New Year's Eve held at Sydney Harbour on the evening of 31 December 2004 and in the early hours of 1 January 2005. The Nine Network broadcast the event for their tenth consecutive year, the same amount of time Richard Wilkins had hosted it for at the time. The theme was previously revealed to be "Reflections" with fireworks once again produced by Foti International Fireworks.[1] This was Leo Schofield's third and final year as creative director. He was succeeded by Wayne Harrison.

Broadcast

Times

Program Time Duration
9 pm Family Fireworks 8:30 pm 9:40 pm 70 mins
Midnight Fireworks 11:40 pm 12:20 am 40 mins

Presenters

Name Location Original Role
Richard Wilkins Today presenter

9pm Family Fireworks

Performers

Performer Song
The WigglesThe Shimmie Shake!

Soundtrack

No. Song Artist
1 Body Love TBA
2 Are You Gonna Be My Girl? Jet
3 Our Lips Are Sealed Hilary Duff and Haylie Duff
4 Drive Shannon Noll
5 Set You Free N-Trance
6 Summer Rain Slinkee Minx
7 When the War Is Over Cosima De Vito
8 O' Fortuna Carl Orff

Midnight Fireworks

Performers

Performer Song
The WighlesFollow The Leader

Soundtrack

No. Song Artist
1 O' Verona Craig Armstrong
2 Crocodile Rock (from Gnomeo & Juliet) Nelly Furtado and Elton John
3 Australiana Austen Tayshus
4 Accidentally In Love (from Shrek 2) Counting Crows
5 I Am Tha 1 Tim Dudfield featuring Inaya Day
6 C'mon Aussie C'mon The Mojo Singers
7 Run To Paradise The Choirboys
8 The Lion Sleeps Tonight (from The Lion King)Iartist=Lebo M {{{artist}}}
9 Endless Ocean Iva Davies
10 One More Time (The Sunshine Song) Groove Terminator
11 Duncan Slim Dusty
12 Happy Feet
13 I See Red (Remix) Split Enz
14 Tie Me Kangaroo Down Sport Rolf Harris
15 T.N.T AC/DC
16 Concerto For Orchestra:Finale Bela Bartok
17 Advance Australia Fair/Waltzing Matilda (Hylton Mowday Remix) Peter Dodds McCormick & Banjo Paterson

Gallery

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