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Matt Galea

Aus Idol Is Looking For Talented Singers To Audition Hopefully Some Not-So Talented Ones Too

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Start stocking up on ear plugs because old school Aussie talent show Australian Idol is on the hunt for talented singers to audition. Why stock up on ear plugs if talented singers will be auditioning, you ask? Well, because one of the most iconic elements of the show is the audition process where the yet-to-be announced judges suss out which Idol hopefuls have got what it takes to win. In doing so, they’ll come across a heap of dreadful, dreadful wannabe singers and the rejections are nothing short of hilarious. Here’s what they’re looking for:

Hopefuls aged between 15 and 28 are invited to showcase their talents from anywhere in Australia by either uploading a video or singing face-to-face with an Australian Idol producer for a chance to proceed to the judges’ audition round of the competition.

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