LITTLE Mix The Search will launch on BBC One in 2020 to find the next big group, whether they be all-female, all-male or mixed bands.
Perrie Edwards, Jesy Nelson, Jade Thirlwall and Leigh-Anne Pinnock are going to mentor the new wave of talent in the brand new entertainment series. Here is everything you need to know…
Little Mix The Search is coming to BBC One in 2020 and will see multi-award winning group Little Mix create a brand new band and mentor up and coming singers.
The singers who make it into one of the new bands will have to live together, while they compete on the show.
They will work with Little Mix’s inner circle, including vocal coaches, songwriters, producers and stylists.
As well as working with all of the above, they will also be mentored by Perrie Edwards, Jesy Nelson, Jade Thirlwall and Leigh-Anne Pinnock.
Of the new show, Little Mix said: “We want to create lots of incredible groups who really gel. As we have been there and done it ourselves, we know what it takes to make a group successful, and will be there to mentor them every step of the way.
“We want solo artists to audition as well as groups and every type of genre is welcome too. It’s going to be really exciting and people can apply right now!”
Those interested in taking part in Little Mix The Search must be at least 16-years-old before or on January 31, 2020.
Singers will have to complete an application form, detailing their personal information and their preferred audition city.
Anyone under the age of 18 will need permission from their parent/legal guardian to complete their registration.
The closing date for applications is Friday, January 10, 2020, and by submitting the form you are applying to be considered as a contestant in the programme.
The winning group will have the opportunity to join Little Mix on their UK summer tour in 2020.
One lucky band will get chance to open for one of Britain’s biggest all-female girl groups.
The Sun’s Dan Wootton has revealed Simon Cowell is planning to launch his own girl band talent show to rival his former protégées.
He is axing The X Factor All Stars series he planned to launch on ITV in December to premiere a show called X Factor The Band.
Simon said: “This is what really happened. I was approached to co-produce that show last year by Little Mix’s management.
“I told them the problem was we have a conflict of interest because we are launching X Factor The Band in 2020. We were told their show was going to launch in 2021.”
He added: “Then we had the fallout and find out Little Mix were bringing their show forward. Was that intentional because we are doing our show? I have no idea.”
