A look ahead to the must-see music entertainment series. While host Fearne Cotton goes backstage at the auditions, get to know judges Dizzee Rascal, Jamie Cullum and Sharleen Spiteri.
The auditions get under way as host Fearne Cotton and our panel of judges, Dizzee Rascal, Jamie Cullum and Sharleen Spiteri, search for Britain's best undiscovered music artist.
The auditions continue as host Fearne Cotton and our panel of judges, Dizzee Rascal, Jamie Cullum and Sharleen Spiteri, search for Britain's best undiscovered music artist.
The audition process continues as an eclectic array of acts take to the stage to wow the judges, Dizzee Rascal, Jamie Cullum and Sharleen Spiteri. Hosted by Fearne Cotton.
Difficult decisions must be made as Dizzee Rascal, Jamie Cullum and Sharleen Spiteri whittle down the pool of talent to just 15 semi-finalists. Will your favourite make the cut?
A preview of the five acts who will perform in the first Must Be The Music semi-final. Cameras follow the hopefuls as they prepare for their performances.
It's the first live semi-final as Chakula Soul, Daithi, Flow Dem, Legion of Many and Pepper and Piano battle it out for the public vote. Judge Jamie Cullum performs as well.
A preview of the five acts who will perform in the second Must Be The Music semi-final. Cameras follow the hopefuls as they prepare for their performances.
In the second live semi-final, Ebony Steel Band, Emma's Imagination, Kyle, The Pictures and The Trinity Band go head-to-head, and judge Sharleen Spiteri takes to the stage.
A preview of the five acts who will perform in the last Must Be The Music semi-final. Cameras follow the hopefuls as they prepare for their performances.
CK Gospel Choir, Hero, Kyan, Missing Andy and Toxic Funk Berry take to the stage in the last live semi-final. Plus, judge Dizzee Rascal wows the crowds with a performance.
A preview of the six acts who will perform in the Must Be The Music final. Cameras follow the hopefuls as they prepare for their potentially life-changing performances.
The entertainment extravaganza reaches its spectacular finale. Filmed live at Wembley Arena, the six finalists storm the stage to put in potentially life-changing performances.
Join Fearne and judges Dizzee, Jamie and Sharleen as the result of the viewers' vote is revealed. Will your favourite be crowned Must Be The Music winner and take home £100,000?
A one-off special recounting Must Be The Music's most memorable moments, from the goosebump-tingling sounds of the competition's brightest talents to the dire attempts of the deluded
After a climactic final at the iconic Wembley Arena, Emma’s Imagination was crowned the winner of Must Be The Music 2010 and awarded the life changing prize of £100,000 to kick-start her music career.