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Friday 27 November 2015 07:06 EST
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iSessions is a nationwide student battle of the bands. Our iStudents have been holding iSessions gig nights up and down the country, to raise money for Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity. Voting has now closed, the top five acts entering the live final in Manchester will be announced by the end of this week*.

*By the end of Friday 8 February

 

University of Birmingham

University of Birmingham iSessions winner

- Sam Tidmarsh, playing Riptide/Trap Queen Original Ukulele Mashup

University of Bristol UWE

University of Bristol UWE iSessions winner

- The Hartletts, playing Assurance

University of Cardiff

University of Cardiff iSessions winner

- Three Denims, playing Let It Rain

University of East Anglia

University of East Anglia iSessions winner

- The Silver Jacks, playing Lauren

Falmouth University and University of Exeter, Cornwall Campuses

Falmouth University and University of Exeter, Cornwall Campuses iSessions winner

- Cloud, playing Albatross

Glasgow Caledonian University

Glasgow Caledonian University iSessions winner

- Philip Ironside, playing Rough Week

University of Kent

University of Kent iSessions winner

- Emily Grace, playing Still Feel Like Judas

King's College London

King's College London iSessions winner

- Brother Zulu, playing Better Days

University of Leeds

University of Leeds iSessions winner

- P.O.T.S, playing Three

University of Liverpool

University of Liverpool iSessions winner

- Lowlanders, playing Apathy

University of Manchester

University of Manchester iSessions winner

- The Vanity Project, playing The Ongoing Ballad of Smiths Jones'

University of Newcastle

University of Newcastle iSessions winner

- Mama's Kumquat, playing Mrs White Ghost

University of Nottingham

University of Nottingham iSessions winner

- Foule, playing Vinyl

University of Sheffield

University of Sheffield iSessions winner

- The Wrong Girl, playing Paper Swords

University of Southampton

University of Southampton iSessions winner

- Kitty O'Neal, playing Yes

University of Sussex

University of Sussex iSessions winner

- Oke & Anthony, playing Be Mine

University of Warwick

University of Warwick iSessions winner

- Short Wave, playing Juliette

University of Westminster

University of Westminster iSessions winner

- Fly Talk, playing Ordinary Lies

University of Westminster

University of Westminster iSessions winner

- Just Waves, playing Fleeting Fantasy

Terms and conditions:
One vote per person. You can only vote for one act and must be a UK resident. The voting will close at 23:59 on Thursday 31 December. The five bands with the highest amount of votes will go through to the live final in Manchester, February 2016. All voters will automatically be entered into a prize draw with the chance to win one iPad mini Wi-Fi 16GB. The winner will be selected at random, and notified via email no later than Friday 8 January. Usual promotion rules apply, see www.independent.co.uk/rules.

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