The Songbirds Foundation is hosting a kids talent show on Friday, April 21 from 6:30 – 8:30 pm at the Songbirds Guitar & Pop Culture Museum.

The talent show is open to all kids ages 12 to 18 years old across the greater Chattanooga area. All genres of music are welcome.

To enter, students must submit a video of themselves or their band playing a song up to three minutes long to contests@songbirdsfoundation.org. Entries must be received no later than 5 pm EST, Friday, March 24.

The Songbirds Talent Show will be hosted by Chattanooga favorite and season four contestant on The Voice, Amber Carrington. The winning act will be awarded the chance to perform as an opening act for a national musical artist (TBD) at Songbirds, along with $250, and a free, four-hour recording session in a pro studio. The second place winner will get to shoot a professional music video and receive $100. The third place winner will receive $50.

“Part of our mission here at Songbirds is to provide concrete resources to emerging talent, and our Songbirds Talent Show is just one way we are doing that,” said Reed Caldwell, Songbirds’ Executive Director. “We can’t wait to see the diverse range of music and talent these kids will bring to our stage!”

Video submissions will be judged on talent, song choice, and stage presence. Twelve winners will be notified by email on Monday, March 27 by 5 pm EST that they will be moving on to compete in the ultimate battle of the bands at the Songbirds Talent Show.

Contestants who move on to the Songbirds Talent Show will be judged by a panel of musicians and other music industry professionals.

Tickets are $10 for adults, kids 18 and under are free. Students who compete in the April 21st event get two free passes.

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For questions and more information, please email info@songbirdsfoundation.org or call (423) 531-2473.

About Songbirds
Songbirds Museum is a nonprofit organization in Chattanooga, Tennessee dedicated to providing transformative experiences through music. Committed to celebrating and embracing different backgrounds, Songbirds, along with its Guitars for Kids program, believes these differences create stronger people, experiences, and communities. Songbirds delivers educational programming that preserves music history and provides concrete resources for emerging artists. For more information visit www.songbirdsfoundation.org.