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YG Entertainment, the
label that has brought you big names like Big Bang and 2NE1, is looking
for their next starlets with their first ever global auditions to be held in Toronto, Canada. they’re heading to Toronto, Canada to their first ever global auditions.
Auditions will be held on July 11 at the Gallery Dosan Hall of the Korea Times Daily building (287 Bridgeland Ave. Southern entrance), but from now until midnight on June 27, audition hopefuls are invited to send in their registration forms (which will be made available and downloadable from YG’s audition website by next week). Send your forms to uscanada@ygmail.net and be sure to add “2012 YG US-CANADA Audition” in the subject line of your registration email.
YG is looking for anyone between the ages of 11 and 21 (born within the years of 1991-2001). Minors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, with proof (legal documents, birth certificates, etc) of birth at sign up. There is no fee to audition, and YG has expressed that all nationalities and genders are welcome to audition for a contract deal. What’s cool is walk-on auditions are just as welcome.
In the footsteps of other famous Canadian idols such as SM Entertainment’s Henry Lau from Super Junior-M and Cube Entertainment's G.Na, do you think you have what it takes Canada?
Auditions will be held on July 11 at the Gallery Dosan Hall of the Korea Times Daily building (287 Bridgeland Ave. Southern entrance), but from now until midnight on June 27, audition hopefuls are invited to send in their registration forms (which will be made available and downloadable from YG’s audition website by next week). Send your forms to uscanada@ygmail.net and be sure to add “2012 YG US-CANADA Audition” in the subject line of your registration email.
YG is looking for anyone between the ages of 11 and 21 (born within the years of 1991-2001). Minors must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian, with proof (legal documents, birth certificates, etc) of birth at sign up. There is no fee to audition, and YG has expressed that all nationalities and genders are welcome to audition for a contract deal. What’s cool is walk-on auditions are just as welcome.
In the footsteps of other famous Canadian idols such as SM Entertainment’s Henry Lau from Super Junior-M and Cube Entertainment's G.Na, do you think you have what it takes Canada?
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