Leona, Ella Eyre and Naughty Boy all off course should know what makes a good band/ group having been in so many groups and managed them

they're just serving as advisors - nicole + simon are still the main judges.

they're just serving as advisors - nicole + simon are still the main judges.

 

I'm sure their help with be invaluable :lol:

 

They really shouldve waited till next year for The Band, 5 episodes leaves no time for the small number of people who still watch to get behind and root for someone

V5 are looking for a new name. It looks like they are sticking together then which is good as they have a lot of talent.

 

@1207038357437587456

It's weird that V5 still haven't released anything, though they're still very active on social media! (and seem to have a reasonable following)

I really liked V5 on the show so yeah it does seem strange nothing has come of them or any other contestants like Megan ???, even The Band winning girl group hasn't released anything so it's all quite strange really.

Bit of an odd one, Cowell will be judging The X Factor in Israel :lol:

 

https://variety.com/2020/tv/global/simon-co...ael-1234874373/

 

I wonder how long it will be before the show returns to the UK? I hadn't really thought about it not being on this year until now...

I finally watched the Zoe Alexander video and I seriously hope the show never returns.

Bit of an odd one, Cowell will be judging The X Factor in Israel :lol:

 

https://variety.com/2020/tv/global/simon-co...ael-1234874373/

 

I wonder how long it will be before the show returns to the UK? I hadn't really thought about it not being on this year until now...

 

 

THE X Factor will definitely not return to screens until 2022 at the earliest, The Sun can reveal — and will be replaced by All Star Musicals instead hosted by John Barrowman.

 

The pandemic would also have made the show’s packed auditions and sold-out arenas impossible.

 

For 2021, channel chiefs have now lined up a third series of All Star Musicals, in which celebrities try to learn the art of theatre, before performing live.

 

ITV bosses have decided to give the format, which has been a regular annual fixture in the channel’s schedules for 16 years, a break for at least 12 months.

 

 

:frankie:

 

i wonder what record deal are going to help x factor

Good to hear, it needs a couple more years off at least.

 

(and I'm always down for more John Barrowman on TV!)