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Monday 25 February 2019
Back for second series
The popular BBC1 talent show All Together Now returns to Saturday nights this Saturday March 2 at 7.30pm. Introduced by comedian Rob Beckett and with a £50,000 cash prize for the winner, viewers may recognise a familiar face on the second row amongst ‘The 100’ judges.
Bath music man, choir leader and founder of the Goldies Charity and Goldies Cymru, Grenville Jones, will feature in all the programmes from the BBC studios in Salford Manchester this series. Grenville was a judge last year but because of his work commitments could not do all of the shows.
With former Spice Girl Geri Horner as chief judge The 100 are drawn from across the music industry. From the acts each week they choose the top two who then go through to the final and the chance to perform for the £50,000 prize.
Last year’s winner Michael Rice will be the UK’s Eurovision representative in Tel Aviv this May.
Said Grenville;
“There is a great new line up of talent this year, all trying to get us to hit our red buttons, stand up and join in. It’s going to be a great series.”
Grenville is pictured with show host Rob Beckett.
ENDS
Press enquiries to Grenville Jones on 07778 282934 - www.grenvillejones.biz
Monday 25 February 2019
Back for second series
The popular BBC1 talent show All Together Now returns to Saturday nights this Saturday March 2 at 7.30pm. Introduced by comedian Rob Beckett and with a £50,000 cash prize for the winner, viewers may recognise a familiar face on the second row amongst ‘The 100’ judges.
Bath music man, choir leader and founder of the Goldies Charity and Goldies Cymru, Grenville Jones, will feature in all the programmes from the BBC studios in Salford Manchester this series. Grenville was a judge last year but because of his work commitments could not do all of the shows.
With former Spice Girl Geri Horner as chief judge The 100 are drawn from across the music industry. From the acts each week they choose the top two who then go through to the final and the chance to perform for the £50,000 prize.
Last year’s winner Michael Rice will be the UK’s Eurovision representative in Tel Aviv this May.
Said Grenville;
“There is a great new line up of talent this year, all trying to get us to hit our red buttons, stand up and join in. It’s going to be a great series.”
Grenville is pictured with show host Rob Beckett.
ENDS
Press enquiries to Grenville Jones on 07778 282934 - www.grenvillejones.biz