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Revision as of 12:47, 20 September 2010
Contents |
Host
Co-hosts
Judges: Sharleen Spiteri, Jamie Cullum, Dizzee Rascal
Web coverage (Must Be the Music Backstage): Rickie Haywood-Williams and Melvin Odoom
Broadcast
Princess Productions for Sky1, 8 August to 20 September 2010
Synopsis
Fearne Cotton hosts a talent competition open to any kind of music act. Nationwide auditions, overseen by judges, former Texas singer Sharleen Spiteri, jazz singer Jamie Cullum, and rapper Dylan Mills aka Dizzee Rascal, result in 15 acts being put through to one of three studio-based semi-finals. In these live shows, the public can vote for their favourites to progress to the final, held at Wembley Arena. The winner receives £100,000, and creative and promotional support.
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Champions
2010: Emma's Imagination
