Extreme Brass make their debut this Wednesday
The newest project from the Black Knights Drum & Bugle Corps from Gravesend in Kent, will be appearing this Wednesday at the Hammersmith Apollo in London as part of the TV tapings for Britain's Got Talent. Extreme Brass comprises of ten brass performers and a kit drummer and will be looking to entertain not only the 3500 strong audience but also the judges Piers Morgan, Amanda Holden and Simon Cowell. The newest project from the Black Knights Drum & Bugle Corps from Gravesend in Kent, will be appearing this Wednesday at the Hammersmith Apollo in London as part of the TV tapings for Britain's Got Talent. Extreme Brass comprises of ten brass performers and a kit drummer and will be looking to entertain not only the 3500 strong audience but also the judges Piers Morgan, Amanda Holden and Simon Cowell.
Project Coordinator of Extreme Brass (originally called Black Knights Brass Theatre) Rus Rogers commented "We have designed our performance specifically for a broader audience than the performers are used to at drum corps shows so we hope that it is well received. We are sure however that regardless of peoples opinions of the performance, they are not going to see anything else quite like what we have in store for them."
Should the group be successful in this stage of the audition process, they would be short-listed to appear on the live semi-finals in front of a viewing audience of millions.
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