A bit of rain doesn't dampen The Fox’s Fifi, Fev & Nick's Melbourne Cup live broadcast
The Fox’s Fifi, Fev & Nick hosted their Melbourne Cup special live broadcast from Crown Melbourne despite a little rain, moving the party indoors to keep the energy alive. The pre-Cup celebration featured laughter, live music, and celebrity guests, creating a lively atmosphere.
Event Details and Guests
Broadcast live from 5–7pm instead of their usual Breakfast show slot, the event attracted over 500 guests to the Crown Atrium rooftop. Present at the event were Fifi Box, Brendan Fevola, Nick Cody, Gai Waterhouse, Victoria Racing Club Chief Executive Officer Kylie Rogers, and Dave “Hughesy” Hughes, all engaging with the crowd.
Entertainment and Highlights
- Live performances from ARIA Award-winning duo PNAU and artist Cyril
- Giveaways and live interviews throughout the event
- The final public appearance of The People’s Cup, the three-handled Lexus Melbourne Cup trophy
"It looks like the drizzle yesterday was a precursor for a cold, wet and windy race that stops the nation today."
Fifi, Fev & Nick can be heard every weekday from 6-9am on Melbourne’s 101.9 The Fox and on LiSTNR.
Image Description
Main image from left to right: Nick Cody, VRC CEO Kylie Rogers, Fifi Box holding the Lexus Melbourne Cup trophy, and Brendan Fevola.
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