Delta Goodrem stuns as she films her performance for the ‘Music From The Home Front’ concert

She is one of Australia’s most talented and fashionable singers.

And Delta Goodrem proved it once again as she stepped out in a stunning vibrant pink ensemble to film her performance for the ‘Music From The Home Front’ concert to commemorate Anzac Day.

The 36-year-old was all-smiles as she approached the stage for the event, which will be televised on Channel 9 at 7.30pm on Saturday.

For the pre-recorded event, which was filmed in Melbourne, the blonde beauty donned a glamorous look. 

Wearing an AJE ensemble, Delta pranced around the stage in an off-the-shoulder shoulder belle-sleeved cropped top, teamed with pants of the same pink silk fabric.

According to Delta’s stylist Jess Pecoraro, she accessorised her look with long silver diamanté-encrusted earrings and a matching necklace by Emma Pills jewellery.

Delta, who has been known to perform without shoes on the piano, donned a pair of gold Christian Louboutin heels.  

For the event, Delta’s makeup was applied by by Melbourne-based make-up artist Noni Smith. She donned a matching lipstick to her colourful outfit and a soft smokey eye.

Meanwhile, Melbourne Hairdresser Marie UVA of UVA Salon styled Delta’s blonde locks in soft curls.

Throughout her time on the stage, she tasseled her tresses and did a sound check before sitting down to perform. 

Alongside Delta on stage was her boyfriend and guitarist Matthew Copeley.

The two, who had flown into Melbourne from Sydney together on Friday, appeared to be ready to roll.

Speaking to The Courier Mail during filming, Delta couldn’t contain her excitement as she planned to perform an Australian classic at the concert. 

‘You’re The Voice is one of my favourite songs of all time. I’ve played John Farnham songs pretty much my entire life, so it’s a total honour to sing this,’ she told the publication. 

She also went on to speak about the importance of the televised concert, which was originally orchestrated by the late music mogul Michael Gudinski.  

‘It was such a hugely important show last year for the whole music industry,’ she said. 

According to the publication, the show will feature a tribute to Gudinski. The music mogul tragically passed away on March 2 at the age of 68. 

Although Delta will open the show, she will be followed by performances from the likes of Jimmy Barnes, Crowded House, Amy Shark, The Rubens, Vance Joy, Mia Wray, Lime Cordiale and Tina Arena. 

The Kid LAROI, You Am I, Kate Ceberano and Ben Lee with Gordi with the Royal Melbourne Scrub Choir will also perform.

Music From The Home Front will air on Channel 9, Saturday, 7.30pm