Young musicians are being encouraged to apply to be a part of the biggest band competition on the Northern Beaches, Northern Composure. With a cash prize pool of $3,000 and thousands more in industry prizes plus exposure to some of the Beaches biggest venue booking agents.
Bands have until 31 May to secure a spot, with heats to be staged at Mona Vale Memorial Hall on Saturday, 4 July, YOYO’s Youth Centre Forestville on Saturday, 11 July, and Warriewood Community Centre on Saturday, 18 July before the final on Saturday, 1 August at the PCYC in Dee Why.
Mayor Sue Heins said it was a great opportunity for young people to perform in front of a live audience.
“Every year we’re blown away by the level of young talent that comes through Northern Composure,” she said.
“For more than 20 years, this competition has been the Northern Beaches’ biggest platform for up-and-coming bands, helping launch the careers of some incredible artists. We’re excited to see which bands will step up this year and chase their dreams of a professional music career.
“It’s a chance for young bands to sharpen their skills, perform live in front of their peers and compete for an incredible music and marketing prize package. It’s all about getting involved and giving it a go.”
Northern Composure has a strong track record of discovering exceptional young musical talent, with past entrants including now well-known artists such as Ocean Alley, Lime Cordiale, Dear Seattle, The Rions, Crocodylus, C.O.F.F.I.N and Edgecliff.
Events are all-ages, alcohol and drug-free, with security present.
Tickets for the live events are $10 through Humanitix from June online or go to KALOF.com.au for more information.
