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Sean P. Diddy Combs is no stranger to the nationwide talent search. The producer/rapper/three-time Grammy Award winner has scoured the country for new and emerging artists four times on "Making The Band," expertly mentored the aspiring musicians into emerging superstars and created a veritable empire of burgeoning talent with hip-hop group Da Band, platinum-selling female pop group, Danity Kane, and award-winning male R&B group, Day26. And on the eve of Diddy's sixth (and reportedly final) album release, the legendary rap mogul-turned-starmaker is teaming up with his talent scouts, choreographers and vocal coaches once again to welcome another new group into the Bad Boy family. Only this time, the search is personal.
On "Making His Band," Diddy will be auditioning singers, drummers, guitarists, bassists and keyboardists to join him on stage and perform backup vocals and instrumentals on his "Last Train To Paris" tour. But the journey won't be easy. With the help of his judges (Laurie Ann Gibson, world-renowned choreographer, Om'Mas Keith, producer and lyricist, Rob Lewis, songwriter to the the stars, Nisan Stewart, musical director/unofficial peacemaker, and Romeo, former vocal coach to Michael Jackson himself) on "Making His Band," Diddy will put his would-be collaborators through rounds of grueling auditions designed to weed out the wannabes from the future music legends and turn this talented team of rookies into the Bad Boy backup band of his dreams. And getting through the first cuts doesn't guarantee admission on "Making His Band." Those who do make it through the early do-or-die rounds will still have endure scathing reviews, endless trials and constant critique in order to prove they've got the talent, drive and ambition to succeed. And although everyone will be pushed to their breaking point on "Making His Band," only the best of the best will earn the right to share the stage with hip-hop's leading tastemaker. Watch as Diddy and his team of industry experts narrow down the field from nearly four dozen hopefuls to an elite starting squad, and give these ambitious newcomers the breakout opportunity of a lifetime on "Making His Band." And if you thought he was hard on the Making the Band-ers, wait 'til you see him turn up the heat on these new recruits. After all, this time he's got his name, his reputation and his legacy on the line. "Making His Band" is executive produced by Sean "Diddy" Combs, Ted Iredell and Perry Dance. Sue Langham will serve as co-executive producer for "Making His Band." Jacquelyn French is the MTV executive in charge for MTV.
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March 20, 2010 #FF the homie @TOMMIE_B from Diddy's Making His Band...good people 17 hours ago@iamdiddy Making His Band March 23th FINALY IN BELGIUM only on #JIMTV 1 day ago#random what happened to @iamdiddy show "Making His Band" I was slick a fan 2 days ago@meghanmillz yep!!! how dey gne tell me we lookin for bground not lead but still choose jaila manly self?? its all good f Making His Band! 3 days agoDiddy making his band walk for cheesecake and them actually doing it #ThatWasPrettyFunny 3 days ago@DAY26l0VE diddy is so dam stupid im the his in his making his band lmbo stupid!!! 4 days ago#wenifirstmet @juiccy_laBELLA she made me audition with her for diddys making his band, I don't even sing smfh soo funnyyy 4 days ago@Bsews I distinctly recall hearing @iamdiddy say he's Not a beat maker on Making His band. $150, wow. 4 days ago@iamdiddy what happened to making his band??? 4 days ago@iamdiddy I missed your auditions for making his band in Chi last year won't pass this up. Bad Boy 4 Life Diddy! 5 days agoIm lovin @iamdiddy's new Making His Band. Way better than regular making the band. these people are so talented and creative. 5 days agowhat happened to making his band??? 6 days ago
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