It Takes Two

Grant Denyer, the 31 year old host of It Takes Two, Australia's Got Talent is expected to take months to recover from a spinal injury he suffered during a monster truck accident.

Denyer has full movement in his arms and legs and is in good spirits but it will take a couple of days for test results to show whether the former Sunrise weather man will need surgery.

Initial results had shown that there was no nerve damage but Denyer will still be unable to drive for the remainder of the year and will miss the Bathurst 1000 next month.

In a special LIVE performance, Paul Potts will sing his signature classic Nessun Dorma, exclusively for It Takes Two on Tuesday April 15 at 7.30pm on Seven.

Paul will be accompanied by a 34 piece orchestra comprising It Takes Two's strings and woodwind section augmented with brass, horn, tympani and harp musicians.

The unlikely winner of Britain's Got Talent, Paul Potts stunned the judging panel, including show creator and tough critic Simon Cowell, when he opened his mouth and started to sing.

The ex-mobile phone salesman strolled apologetically on to the stage to audition for the show, dressed in a bargain suit and looking nothing like a classical singer, announcing he was going to sing opera. The result was magical, his rendition of Nessun Dorma bought the audience to tears and his life changed instantly.

Tuesday April 22
7:30pm

SERIES 3 GRAND FINAL

After weeks of hard work and some amazing performances, it's down to the last two celebrities and their mentors. Who will be crowned IT TAKES TWO’s Series 3 champion?

The two finalists will be judged on three songs and there will be a special guest performer.

Plus all this season’s competing duos return for one final performance:

• Candice Falzon, Ironwoman (departed Apr 1) partnered with Anthony Callea
• Chloe Maxwell, Presenter/ mum (departed Mar 11) partnered with David Campbell
• John Mangos, Sky News anchor (departed Feb 19) partnered with Wendy Matthews
• Julia Morris, Comedian/actor/presenter/writer partnered with David Hobson
• Mark Wilson, Dancing with the Stars judge (departed Feb 26) partnered with Rachael Beck
• Paul O’Brien, Home and Away actor partnered with Jade Macrae
• Russell Robertson, Melbourne AFL football player partnered with Kate Ceberano

Tuesday April 15
7:30pm

Australia’s hit singing show IT TAKES TWO, hosted by GRANT DENYER and ERIKA HEYNATZ, continues tonight:

This season’s ten competing celebrities are:

• Candice Falzon, Ironwoman
• Chloe Maxwell, Presenter/ mum (departed Mar 11)
• John Mangos, Sky News anchor (departed Feb 19)
• Julia Morris, Comedian/actor/presenter/writer
• Mark Wilson, Dancing with the Stars judge (departed Feb 26)
• Paul O’Brien, Home and Away actor
• Russell Robertson, Melbourne AFL football player
• Sara Groen, Television presenter/Ch 7 weather presenter
• Scott Draper, Professional golfer/tennis player (departed Mar 4)
• Virginia Gay, All Saints actor

These celebrities are paired with some of Australia’s best-loved and renowned singers to support and mentor them on their journey.

• Adam Harvey, Country singer
• Anthony Callea, Australia’s record breaking pop star

In a special performance, Ian Moss, Jon Stevens and Jack Jones will perform LIVE for It Takes Two on Tuesday April 1 at 7.30pm on Seven.

Ahead of their national “Lets Get Together” tour, Aussie icons Ian Moss and Jon Stevens, joined by special guest Jack Jones, will perform the single “Come Together” on Tuesday night’s show.

They impressed audiences with their “Six Strings and The Works” tour in 2006, now Ian Moss and Jon Stevens reunite for a national tour from April.

Australian rock legend Ian Moss, a new addition to It Takes Two’s professional singers, has just released a new album and recently completed a national sell out tour.

Jon Stevens has been playing to packed houses with his solo shows and the recently reformed Noiseworks. The two powerful vocalists are joined by Jack Jones, a revered guitarist and lead singer from Southern Sons, for a special performance on tomorrow night’s It Takes Two.

Tuesday April 8
7:30pm

Australia’s hit singing show IT TAKES TWO, hosted by GRANT DENYER and ERIKA HEYNATZ, continues tonight:

This season’s ten competing celebrities are:

• Candice Falzon, Ironwoman
• Chloe Maxwell, Presenter/ mum (departed Mar 11)
• John Mangos, Sky News anchor (departed Feb 19)
• Julia Morris, Comedian/actor/presenter/writer
• Mark Wilson, Dancing with the Stars judge (departed Feb 26)
• Paul O’Brien, Home and Away actor
• Russell Robertson, Melbourne AFL football player
• Sara Groen, Television presenter/Ch 7 weather presenter
• Scott Draper, Professional golfer/tennis player (departed Mar 4)
• Virginia Gay, All Saints actor

These celebrities are paired with some of Australia’s best-loved and renowned singers to support and mentor them on their journey.

• Adam Harvey, Country singer
• Anthony Callea, Australia’s record breaking pop star

Tuesday April 1
7:30pm

Join GRANT DENYER and ERIKA HEYNATZ on IT TAKES TWO tonight as the five remaining celebrities test their confidence, vocal chords and battle their nerves as they sing a song from a genre they have not performed before.

This season’s ten new celebrities who are stepping outside their comfort zones as they perform with a 19 piece band in front of a live audience are:

• Paul O’Brien, Home and Away actor
• Chloe Maxwell, Presenter/ mum (departed Mar 11)
• Scott Draper, Professional golfer/ tennis player (departed Mar 4)
• Virginia Gay, All Saints actor
• Julia Morris, Comedian/actor/presenter/writer
• John Mangos, Sky News anchor (departed Feb 19)
• Sara Groen, Television presenter/Ch 7 weather presenter
• Mark Wilson, Dancing with the Stars judge (departed Feb 26)
• Candice Falzon, Ironwoman
• Russell Robertson, Melbourne AFL football player

The high flying Melbourne Demon is best and fairest on the football field but will he achieve the same results on stage?

“I am genuinely interested in music so who could turn down the chance to meet some great musicians and people? Having played football in some capacity for over 16 years, It Takes Two allows me to do something different.” Russell said.

It was television that first brought Russell Robertson to the public eye – he was drafted to the Melbourne Football Club from Tasmania’s under 18s after recruiters saw him featured in a home video on the Footy Show’s ‘Almost Football Legends'.

Making his debut in 1997, Robertson soon became known as one of the game’s best high-flying forwards, taking numerous “Marks of the Week” and twice leading club goal kicking.

After Ricki-Lee and Scott were eliminated last week, our remaining couples will be performing power ballads and dance anthems of the eighties.

Grant Denyer and Erika Heynatz tell us that Ross Wilson isn't able to join us tonight but in his place is Dannii Minogue who has had experience on Australia's Got Talent" and the UK's The X Factor. Of course Marina Prior, James Valentine and Amanda Pelman are back to judge as well.

Here are tonight's performances:

Russell & Kate

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Tuesday March 25
7:30pm

Australia’s hit singing show IT TAKES TWO, hosted by GRANT DENYER and ERIKA HEYNATZ, continues tonight as the competing duos take on “disco”.

This season’s ten new celebrities who are stepping outside their comfort zones and battling their nerves as they perform with a 19 piece band in front of a live audience are:

• Paul O’Brien, Home and Away actor
• Chloe Maxwell, Presenter/ mum
• Scott Draper, Professional golfer/ tennis player (departed Mar 4)
• Virginia Gay, All Saints actor
• Julia Morris, Comedian/actor/presenter/writer
• John Mangos, Sky News anchor (departed Feb 19)
• Sara Groen, Television presenter/Ch 7 weather presenter
• Mark Wilson, Dancing with the Stars judge (departed Feb 26)
• Candice Falzon, Ironwoman
• Russell Robertson, Melbourne AFL football player

Australia’s hit singing show IT TAKES TWO, hosted by Grant Denyer and Erika Heynatz, continues tonight:

This season’s ten competing celebrities are:

Paul O’Brien, Home and Away actor
Chloe Maxwell, Presenter/ mum
Scott Draper, Professional golfer/ tennis player
Virginia Gay, All Saints actor
Julia Morris, Comedian/actor/presenter/writer
John Mangos, Sky News anchor (eliminated Feb 19)
Sara Groen, Television presenter/Ch 7 weather presenter
Mark Wilson, Dancing with the Stars judge
Candice Falzon, Ironwoman
Russell Robertson, Melbourne AFL football player

These celebrities are paired with some of Australia’s best-loved and renowned singers to support and mentor them on their journey.

Rachael Beck, Star of stage and screen
David Hobson, Opera singer
Jade MacRae, Pop princess
Wendy Matthews, Australian singing legend (eliminated Feb 19)
Kate Ceberano, Multi award winning singer
Anthony Callea, Australia’s record breaking pop star

Australia’s hit singing show IT TAKES TWO, hosted by Grant Denyer and Erika Heynatz, continues tonight as the competing celebrities tackle rock’n’roll and ballads.

This season’s ten new celebrities who are stepping outside their comfort zones and battling their nerves as they perform with a 19 piece band in front of a live audience are:

Paul O’Brien, Home and Away actor
Chloe Maxwell, Presenter/ mum
Scott Draper, Professional golfer/ tennis player
Virginia Gay, All Saints actor
Julia Morris, Comedian/actor/presenter/writer
John Mangos, Sky News anchor
Sara Groen, Television presenter/Ch 7 weather presenter
Mark Wilson, Dancing with the Stars judge
Candice Falzon, Ironwoman
Russell Robertson, Melbourne AFL football player

These celebrities are paired with some of Australia’s best-loved and renowned singers to support and mentor them on their journey.

Rachael Beck, Star of stage and screen
David Hobson, Opera singer
Jade MacRae, Pop princess

Australia’s hit singing show IT TAKES TWO, hosted by Grant Denyer and Erika Heynatz, continues tonight…

This season’s ten new celebrities who are stepping outside their comfort zones and battling their nerves as they perform with a 19 piece band in front of a live audience are:

Paul O’Brien, Home and Away actor
Chloe Maxwell, Presenter/ mum
Scott Draper, Professional golfer/ tennis player
Virginia Gay, All Saints actor
Julia Morris, Comedian/actor/presenter/writer
John Mangos, Sky News anchor
Sara Groen, Television presenter/Ch 7 weather presenter
Mark Wilson, Dancing with the Stars judge
Candice Falzon, Ironwoman
Russell Robertson, Melbourne AFL football player

These celebrities are paired with some of Australia’s best-loved and renowned singers to support and mentor them on their journey.

Rachael Beck, Star of stage and screen
David Hobson, Opera singer
Jade MacRae, Pop princess
Wendy Matthews, Australian singing legend

Australia’s hit singing show IT TAKES TWO, hosted by Grant Denyer and Erika Heynatz, continues tonight as the competing celebrities sing either from the rock or soul genre.

This season’s ten new celebrities who are stepping outside their comfort zones and battling their nerves as they perform with a 19 piece band in front of a live audience are:

Paul O’Brien, Home and Away actor
Chloe Maxwell, Presenter/ mum
Scott Draper, Professional golfer/ tennis player
Virginia Gay, All Saints actor
Julia Morris, Comedian/actor/presenter/writer
John Mangos, Sky News anchor
Sara Groen, Television presenter/Ch 7 weather presenter
Mark Wilson, Dancing with the Stars judge
Candice Falzon, Ironwoman
Russell Robertson, Melbourne AFL football player

These celebrities are paired with some of Australia’s best-loved and renowned singers to support and mentor them on their journey.

Rachael Beck, Star of stage and screen
David Hobson, Opera singer
Jade MacRae, Pop princess