ITV has commissioned a brand new ‘musical’ game show, called “Change Your Tune”.
ITV has commissioned a brand new singing game show where a host of unlikely singers are hoping to ‘Change their Tune’ to win an amazing cash prize.
In each episode of “Change Your Tune”, it challenges five truly terrible singers to unearth their inner falsetto or master the perfect vibrato as they perform in front of a live studio audience.
In this, the latest ‘time travel’ format from producers Twofour, viewers will get to see the transformations from awful singer to polished performer in an instant.
Each contestant will display just how bad their singing is, then a screen will drop, and, what’s been weeks of training for our contestant, will be revealed in a matter of moments for the viewers, as the screen rises, the contestant ‘reappears’ and gives their once-in-a-life time performance as they sing to try and win the show.
The studio audience will score each performance and the level of improvement ultimately deciding who has ‘Changed Their Tune’ the most.
Each week the winning contestant will walk away with a cash prize.
Baz Ashmawy said: “I’m so excited to be looking for, not the very best singers in the country, but the very worst. This is a completely unique take on the singing show genre – it’s a feel good and celebratory show that’ll have everyone at home cheering on their favourite; it’s going to be great fun and I honestly, can’t wait to get started.”
Andrew Mackenzie, Chief Creative Officer of the Twofour Group said; “Everyone would love to be able to sing and seeing the truly awful transformed into the truly awesome is an incredibly heart-warming and entertaining moment. We’re thrilled to be working with Siobhan Greene and her team at ITV on the series.”
If you want to impress your friends and family, with help from top vocal and performance coaches, and to be in with a chance of winning thousands of pounds, then ITV want to hear from you!
You can apply by emailing – [email protected] and asking for an application form, closing date for applicants is Friday 20th October 2017 (Applicants must be aged 18 or over and be UK resident).
