Win a record deal with Live and Unsigned
Bag yourself prizes worth £100,000
Live and Unsigned is back and bigger than ever. The huge battle of the bands competition is offering you prizes worth £100,000, including a record deal, a tour of up to 100 dates and even your own clothing range.
All you have to do to be in with a chance of taking your band onto the next level with this almighty package is apply to audition at www.musicradar.com/live and then you could audition live in front of a panel of expert judges. Think of it like X Factor but with a panel of expert judges.
Regional finals kick off in February and are followed by area finals before the live final takes place in London next June.
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