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Crowd enjoys Mission Concert

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15 Feb, 2014 06:26 PMQuick Read

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Billy Ocean performs at last night's Mission Concert.

Billy Ocean performs at last night's Mission Concert.

One of the smallest crowds seen at the Mission Concert still had a good time listening to five international acts.

In perfect weather conditions, the concert, dubbed the UK and Irish Invasion Show, featured Ronan Keating, Bill Ocean, Leo Sayer, Mel C of the Spice Girls and Sharon Corr, the violinist for Irish group The Corrs.

Photo ID HBT140476-40 5 singers. Photograph Warren Buckland
Photo ID HBT140476-39 Just loving it! Photograph Warren Buckland
Photo ID HBT140476-36 Ronan Keating and Mel C Photograph Warren Buckland
Photo ID HBT140476-34 Leo Sayer Photograph Warren Buckland
Photo ID HBT140476-32 Ronan Keating Photograph Warren Buckland
Photo ID HBT140476-25 Sharon Corr Photograph Warren Buckland
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HBT140476-22 Leo Sayer, Photograph Warren Buckland
Photo ID HBT140476-17 Mel C, Photograph Warren Buckland
Photo ID HBT140476-15 Billy Ocean got the crowd moving, Photograph Warren Buckland
Photo ID HBT140476-12 A smaller crowd than usual, Photograph Warren Buckland
Photo ID HBT140476-09 A man of international mystery, Photograph Warren Buckland
Photo ID HBT140476-07  Dressed up in home made union jack dresses were Hawkes Bay girls L-R Louise Cameron, Claire Vogther, Andrea Vogther, Photograph Warren Buckland
Photo ID HBT140476-05 Sir Duke, warm up act, Photograph Warren Buckland
Photo ID HBT140476-03 L-R Kelly Mahoney (formerly Hawkes Bay) and Sam Luff both based in Brisbane, Photograph Warren Buckland

Image 1 of 14: Photo ID HBT140476-40 5 singers. Photograph Warren Buckland

The singers eached performed a song, one after another, and then returned to finish their sets.

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One of the early crowd favourites was Sayer, with many singing along to all his songs, but there were good performances from the others as well.

The crowd was believed to be down on previous years.

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