Judy Stone, a tiny 149cm performer, was belting out songs in the Bandstand era and today, Judy Stone is still one of Australia′s most consistently popular female entertainers.

After travelling throughout the country with ‘The Reg Lindsay Show’, Judy began touring with Col Joye and, before long, became a regular member of the popular television show ‘Bandstand’. It was in the sixties that Judy′s hit songs ‘I′ll Step Down’, ‘Born a Woman’ and ‘4,003,221 Tears From Now’ established her as a recording artist as well as a television star.

Since the Bandstand days she has appeared on every major television show in Australia and demand for her appearances has remained constant. Such is her popularity that Judy has been invited to perform with many top international artists on their Australian tours. They include Sir Harry Secombe, Rolf Harris , Dick Emery, Johnny Mathis and Howard Keel.

Recognition of Judy′s immense talents has been overwhelming, with more than twenty awards from television and recording performances, including three Logies and eight MO Awards.

Join Judy as she journeys through her fascinating life as an entertainer.