by Stuart Heritage
We honestly can’t thing of a more historic tradition than X Factor Big Band night, but that might be because we recently hit our head quite hard. Seriously, we’re bleeding a lot.
Anyway, X Factor Big Band night took place on Saturday and gave the remaining X Factor competitors the chance to get their first taste of performing in front of a huge live band. Judging by Saturday’s X Factor it also gave them the chance to mumble inaudibly because someone hadn’t realised how loud all those trumpets would be, but that was probably less deliberate. The X Factor Big Band night can make or break singers – this year it broke Futureproof but last year it made Ray Quinn, but that’s something the X Factor production team will pay for in the afterlife.
Who’ll win X Factor this year? Here are the X Factor betting odds for Niki Evans and Rhydian Roberts, with help from Paddy Power…
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by Stuart Heritage
X Factor enters its third week of live finals on Saturday, and it’ll need to pull out all the stops to compete with the thousands of damp, miserable firework displays going on up and down the country at the same time.
Actually, who are we kidding? If there’s one thing that X Factor is world class at, it’s disappointing pyrotechnics – whether it’s Sharon Osbourne flouncing off the show and then sheepishly coming back again three seconds later, the painfully deliberate bickering between the other X Factor judges or the singers themselves, who this year all seem to have been pulled from the back row of a nativity play run by a specialist school for the hopelessly untalented. X Factor is the televisual equivalent of watching a boy try to write his name in the air with a sparkler, but without the exciting but at the end where he badly burns his hand. And, tragically, we’re hooked already.
Here’s the last of this week’s X Factor betting odds to win – for Hope, Rhydian Roberts and Niki Evans – with help from Paddy Power…
X Factor enters its third week of live finals on Saturday, and it'll need to pull out all the stops to compete with the thousands of damp, miserable firework displays going on up and down the country at the same time.
Actually, who are we kidding? If there's one thing that X Factor is world class at, it's disappointing pyrotechnics - whether it's Sharon Osbourne flouncing off the show and then sheepishly coming back again three seconds later, the painfully deliberate bickering between the other X Factor judges or the singers themselves, who this year all seem to have been pulled from the back row of a nativity play run by a specialist school for the hopelessly untalented. X Factor is the televisual equivalent of watching a boy try to write his name in the air with a sparkler, but without the exciting but at the end where he badly burns his hand. And, tragically, we're hooked already.
Here's the last of this week's X Factor betting odds to win - for Hope, Rhydian Roberts and Niki Evans - with help from Paddy Power...
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