JLS are In:Demand this summer

Ally McGilvray • Published 8 Jun 2010 11:11 0 Comments

CHART-toppers JLS, Tinchy Stryder and Alesha Dixon are the latest acts to confirm they will play at one of the biggest parties of the summer.

They will join Alexandra Burke, Diana Vickers, The Hoosiers, Basshunter and more on stage in front of 9000 fans at In:Demand Live at the SECC in Glasgow on Saturday, July 31.

Tickets for In Demand Live - priced £25 + booking fee - are available on www.ticketsoup.com, wwwgigsinscotland.com or via the SECC ticket hotine on 0844 395 4000.

The event has evolved from Bauer's national evening programme 'In:Demand' which is hosted by Romeo, and broadcast (every weeknight 7-10pm) across seven Bauer stations in Scotland: Clyde 1, Forth One, Northsound 1, Tay FM, West FM, Westsound FM and Radio Borders.

Siobhán Crampsey of event organisers, Bauer Media, said: "JLS are a fantastic addition to the bill. The guys have played some amazing shows in Scotland in the past couple of years and, of course, the SECC was the site of their Mobo-award winning double. We're all really looking forward to hearing the first live performance of some of their new tracks."

And he added: "We're thrilled to have confirmed Tinchy and Alesha for In Demand Live - they're both really strong, energetic performers with an armoury of big hits and will definitely get the crowd going at the SECC on July 31."

For more details and regular updates on In:Demand Live log onto www.indemandlive.co.uk

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