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The search is on to discover raw musical talent
Maidstone's biggest free youth music festival - Jam in the Park 2011 - is set to return to Brenchley Gardens on Saturday 6 August 2011.
The event, which takes place from 12pm - 6pm, will see a host of Kent youth bands and solo artists performing LIVE on the day.
Event organiser, Moira Mitchell, said: "Each year the festival just gets bigger and better and we're now on the hunt for youth bands and solo artists to audition so they can be a part of this fantastic event."
Anyone interested in auditioning can email jaminthepark@hotmail.co.uk and must send over an example of their music. Alternatively call 0796 1051654 for more details.
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