Brizband School Challenge - 28 Oct @ Brisbane Riverstage October 27, 2007

Brisbane City Council, in partnership with the Lord Mayors Youth Advisory Council, Ellaways, and Modern Music present:

Brizband School Challenge
Sunday October 28 – Brisbane Riverstage
w/ ‘The Small Mercies’ Headlining
Brisbane’s top ten high school bands have been chosen:
The 2007 finalists are:
This Modern Theory
Yolande And The Sea
Blind Experiment
Nauseum
The Frets
Aces High
The Rogues
Le Suits
The Cairos
Adrenalin Addiction

The finalists have been chosen, now it’s up to you to decide who is crowned this years winner. The winner will be chosen by applause, so get along to support the next generation of local Brisbane talent.

Over the next four weeks 10 of Brisbane’s brightest young bands will be primed and prepared to showcase their music at the Annual Brizband School Challenge taking place on October 28 at the Brisbane Riverstage. They will undergo seminars from key local and national music industry personal in order to best prepare them to take their music to the next step.

The major prize up for grabs is 3 full days worth of professional recording at Modern Music studios, whilst all 10 finalists have won prize packs with Ellaways Music.

Last years top 10 finalists included the likes of Three Dirty Birds, Take 21, and winners The Common Ground. All three have gone on to establish permanent footholds in the music industry, with Take 21 supporting Fall Out Boy and The Used on their recent Australian tours.

Lord Mayors Youth Advisory Council

Brizband School Challenge is an initiative of the Brisbane City Council, in consultation with the Lord Mayors Youth Advisory Council. Consisting of representatives from Brisbane’s secondary schools, the Advisory Council plays an important role in advising Lord Mayor Campbell Newman about issues that were important to young people, as well as provide younger residents with an opportunity to learn about the role of local government and community leadership.

Brisbane secondary schools and colleges are invited to nominate one full time school representative, who was a resident of the City of Brisbane and aged between 15 and 18 years, to become a member of the Lord Mayor’s Youth Advisory Council.

The advisory council engages young leaders in helping make decisions about council policies, local laws, council services and programs that affect young people. It provides a chance for our future leaders to be involved in the planning process.

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