Jeemin Roh BC's Best Teen Band Contest | Youthink

BC's Best Teen Band Contest Top 10 Artists Campaign For Your Votes

by Youthink Jan 30, 2012

Check out the video pleas from BC's Best Teen Band Contest Top 10 contestants.

For the third year in row, Youthink magazine is presenting BC’s Best Teen Band Contest, a contest that gives young musicians from across the province a chance to showcase their music, connect with key players in the music industry and learn how to advance their music careers. The bands are fighting for over $20,000 worth of cash and prizes, including the top prize of $2,000 for artist development, a recording session at Greenhouse Studios in Vancouver, a songwriting session with Wide Mouth Mason’s Shaun Verreault, the May/June cover of Youthink magazine plus more!
 
The Top 10 bands were chosen from over 50 entries from across the province and are now featured on bandcontest.youthink.ca where voters will determine the Top 3, which will be officially announced on Tuesday, February 21, 2012.
 
The Top 3 finalists will then compete live at Electric Owl in Vancouver on April 28, 2012 where a panel of industry judges will determine the ultimate winner.

Here are some creative videos from our Top 10 - they want your votes!

Thank you for your patience as these videos load!

 

Kate Kurdyak:

Derrival:

 

Shadows:

 

Jeemin Roh:

 

Roan Shankaruk:


 

More from Shadows:


 

More from Derrival:

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