Perth band Voyager will represent Australia at the Eurovision Song Contest this week, but lead singer Daniel Estrin says he’s not giving up his day job. Reports SBS.
Wearing a sequined houndstooth suit and holding a bright red keytar, the frontman of Australia’s Eurovision act for 2023 is analysing immigration law just days out from the start of the contest.
He’s aware of how ridiculous that sounds.
“I think I might be the first lawyer to take part in it. I know San Marino sent a dentist a while ago, so I’m fairly confident saying I’m the only immigration lawyer who has participated in the contest,” he says.
By day, Daniel Estrin is a partner at law firm Estrin Saul, arguing in front of judges and helping migrants to Australia sort out their visa issues. He’s also been asked to comment on high-profile immigration cases, including last year’s Australian Open saga involving Novak Djokovic.
But by night, he’s a rock star; the lead singer (and keytar player) for Perth-based band Voyager.
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