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Hartsfield-Jackson holding auditions for holiday entertainers

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Nov 13, 2015

It's time to get the band back together.

The Atlanta airport is holding auditions for holiday performers to "help ease the stress of travel during a busy holiday season."

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The airport features entertainment during the holidays every year, and this year it is holding "ATL Talent Search" auditions at the Georgia International Convention Center on Monday Nov. 16.

The airport invited "roving musicians, singers and instrumentalists" to try out for 40 spots. Each audition will be up to five minutes long, with performers allowed to bring their own acoustic instruments.

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