Human Nature complete mandatory two week quarantine ahead of their Christmas concert

Human Nature have completed their mandatory two week quarantine in Perth ahead of their ‘Christmas In The Park’ concert.

The Australian boy band, which formed in the late 1980s, consists of Toby Allen, Phil Burton and brothers Andrew and Mike Tierney.

Phil was already in New South Wales but the other three members travelled from Los Angeles to WA in November to start quarantine.

‘Just the idea of not going out without a mask, I found it weird,’ Toby told Perth Now.

‘It just became such a habit while I was living in America. I had one in my pocket, I didn’t know if other people would have them on here.’

Human Nature will be returning to the stage to play a ‘Christmas In The Park’ concert this month.

The Australian lads shared the exciting news to Instagram in October, revealing they’ll be performing at Kings Park and Botanic Gardens on December 12.

‘Hey Perth, we are so excited to announce our first show back for 2020!’ the post read.

‘HUMAN NATURE: Christmas In The Park Saturday 12th December Kings Park and Botanic Gardens Perth, Australia.’

‘We can’t wait to come sing & celebrate together with you all under the stars at Kings Park with very special guest 1927!’

Human Nature will perform hit songs from The Christmas Album and Motown covers, as well as their latest single Nobody Just Like You.

Human Nature began in 1989 as ‘4 Trax’, when the members represented their school, Hurlstone Agricultural High, in a local concert in Bankstown, Sydney.

After signing a deal with Sony in 1995, the band released the triple platinum-selling album Telling Everybody in 1996.

Human Nature has since released 13 albums, including hit singles He Don’t Love You and Every Time You Cry.