Time for T Break 2012

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Tennet’s Lager has launched the annual search for 16 of the best unsigned acts in Scotland a highly coveted slot on the T Break Stage at T in the Park, 2012.

 

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Bands and solo artists from across Scotland can now submit their demos to be in with a chance of playing one of the UK’s biggest music festivals. Avoiding the flawed voting system, judging will involve a panel of 14 of Scotland’s most influential music industry experts – including promoters, bookers, A&R representatives and members of the media – will listen to each demo before selecting the final 16 acts which will go on to play on the T Break Stage over 6th – 8th July.

With over a 1000 demos for 2011, competition will be fierce. In the past couple of years the T Break stage has seen French Wives, The Ray Summers, Three Blind Wolves, The Draymin, Kobi Onyame The LaFontaines, United Fruit, Fatherson (an interview with whom you can see at Fatherson talk to invernessGiGs) and Discopolis.

Bands and solo artists can now submit their demos of original music (in any genre) to be in with a chance of playing T Break, and sharing the T in the Park bill alongside likes of Snow Patrol, The Stone Roses and Kasabian. Entrants must be over 18, live in Scotland, and must be currently unsigned – full details on how to submit demos is available on www.facebook.com/TennentsTBreak and www.tennents.com/tbreak. Demos must be submitted before the deadline of Monday 2nd April.

Tennent’s will announce the T Break Stage line-up in May.

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Chris Lemon
Chris Lemonhttp://www.igi.gs
A lifelong passion for music matched with a geeky fascination for social media and websites resulted in the creation of Inverness Gigs back in 2010. The aim of the site is to help promote, support and generally raise awareness of the local music scene.In fairness fifteen years of being a psychiatric nurse never prepared me for the experiences that we have had over the last few years and the evolution of Inverness Gigs has certainly been a steep learning curve.I currently write (less and less), edit and co-ordinate most of the Inverness Gigs activities.Occasionally seen on Twitter, and  LinkedIn, if you want get in touch you can contact me via our Facebook page.

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