A girl group has reached the final of a national competition for the second time in two years.
Saffron Barker, Libby Whitehouse, Jazmine Tiley and Georgia McNamara, aged between 14 and 16, will take to the stage at the Birmingham NEC Arena on Saturday for the final of Mic UK.
The winners of the competition will take home £5,000 as well as recording studio time, singing lessons and music development classes.
The teenagers, who are from Brighton, have supported former X Factor contestants Kingsland Road and Jahmene Douglas.
Their band is called Born2Blush.
They have written a song for the final called 24Seven for judges including Annie Nightingale MBE and singer Dane Bowers.
To win, the girls must receive the most votes from the judges, as well as from the general public.
To vote text OPEN16 to 86222.
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