15 October 2014

Bands Battle for Recognition Beyond the Schoolyard

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The CIT School Stars Band Competition is shaping up to be a great night with many young bands from across the A.C.T ready to battle it out to be named this year’s champions.

By developing their live performance skills and receiving feedback from music industry judges, the night serves as a fantastic opportunity for school-aged musicians (years 7-12) to kick-start their careers.

The punk rock band ‘Casters’ from Lake Tuggeranong College were one of last year’s winners and said their experience was a positive one.

“We had hardly performed much before it, so School Stars was a decent atmosphere to do so” says lead singer Dave Mueck. Casters have now gone on to perform regularly at venues around Canberra.

There are great prizes up for grabs including studio recording time at the CIT Music Industry Centre, a CIT Music Industry Centre scholarship and short course gift vouchers.

All performers receive a free DVD of their live performance which is a great addition to any young person’s portfolio.

This event is proudly sponsored by local music magazine BMA and local community radio stations, 2XX 98.3FM and ValleyFM; offering the winning acts free promotion within the local music scene.

The competition is being held Thursday October 30th from 6pm at the CIT Music Industry Centre (MIC), Woden Campus. Entry is free.

Registrations are still open til Monday October 20th with a few places left!

Get in quick, head to is.gd/CITSchoolStars to register your band today!

For more information contact CITSchoolStars@gmail.com or visit www.facebook.com/CITSchoolStars

ENDS

Media Contact:

Courtney Green
Media, Marketing and PR Officer, School Stars Band Competition

CIT Music Industry Centre

CIT Centre for Creative Industries

Tel: 0404 648 300 |Email:cagreen@live.com.au

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