Rob Mills
In 2003, Rob auditioned for Australian Idol. He found himself in the Top 12 and went on reach the Top 5, on what became the highest rating TV show in history. The Top 13 went on to tour the country with packed multiple arena shows in every major Australian city.
He was signed to BMG shortly after the Idol Tour and his first single, Ms. Vanity debuted at #6 on the Australian charts, reaching Gold status. His debut album Up All Night was released in June 2004, featuring seven co-written tracks.
He has since appeared in stage shows including Grease, the Arena Spectacular, Hair and Wicked. He is currently a contestant on Dancing with the Stars.
Articles by Rob Mills
It’s time to allow gay marriage in Australia
Can you believe that in 2009 we don’t allow same-sex couples to get married? It happens in countries all around…... Read more
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If we wanted reality, we’d turn off the television
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From: Punch on: Open thread 09/02/2012
marley says:
I'm one of the older ones, so I've certainly seen a few changes in my time. When I started school I learned to write with a nib pen, dipped in an inkwell (no, I'm not kidding). My mother became a dab hand at getting inkstains out of my clothes. Flicking ink at one another in the classroom was an essential… [read more]From: I’d rather have a piece of toast than listen to crap lyrics
Erick says:
Led Zeppelin are responsible for my all-time favourite mixed metaphor: "There you sit, sit and stare, like a book on a shelf rusting." (Misty Mountain Hop) I laugh every time I hear it. Hmmm, I believe I've decided what to play on the way to work today. [read more]Gentle jabs to the ribs
No wuckin forries. These nuckin futs are tuckin fops
Well, puck me with a fitchfork. The F-word is apparently an acceptable part of Australian speech. That’s… Read more
