Talent lines up for second heat of competition
THE second heat of the annual Search for a Star talent contest took place over the weekend.
Another 12 hopefuls taking part in this year's competition performed for the judges at The Fry Club in Keynsham last night.
The winners from five heats will take part in the semi finals with the hope of winning a place in the final, which will is due to take place on Sunday, May 19.
Those taking part last night were Chloe Hawkins and Mike Ritchie, Andy Gregory, Ella Arnold, Evie Miller, Claire Green, Richard Gage, Melanie Lewis, Taylor Darby- Rowland and Charlie-Joe Lenehan.
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Organiser Debbie Dyer said the talent on show was once again at a high standard.
There is still time to enter the competition, which is supported by The Post. It is open to entertainers aged 14 and over.
The sympathetic audiences always make sure that all contestants are given full support.
Anyone who would like to enter the contest should call or telephone 0117 986 5787 or send an e-mail to the organisers at enquiries@fryclub conference.co.uk.
Comments
by nishilpatel
Monday, March 04 2013, 6:04PM
“I was there and it was a great night with many talented performers! I have to be honest though, I was a little puzzled as to why the judges sent through so many similar acts to the semis i.e. young, female X-Factor clones with good voices but who stood statically on the stage and covered the ever-predicable power ballards that many are getting so sick of. This was at the expense of the far more entertaining artists like the excellent Daddy G and flamboyant Andy G who performed self-penned songs with confidence, flair and a bit of stage presence. These were the real stars and yet the judges decided there is no room for people who write and perform their own music in the semis. Underlines what is wrong with the music business at the moment.”