Episode 6
Brand new co-hosts, Matt Edmondson and Rylan Clark-Neal are at the helm this year as the Xtra Factor goes live from the very first audition show. They will be giving fans the chance to react to the night's episode immediately after it has aired.
Matt and Rylan will be joined live in the studio by a panel of celebrity guests and contestants who have just appeared on the main show, getting the lowdown on their audition and getting to know more about them.
The Xtra Factor's digital reporter Roman Kemp, will also be on hand to bring viewers all the social media news and reaction to tonight's auditions.
We will also find out what judge Louis Walsh got up to during his time off last year in the first instalment of the brand new segment called ‘Louis' Gap Year'
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