A YOUNG DJ has been busy practising for his second attempt at breaking a world record.
A YOUNG DJ has been busy practising for his second attempt at breaking a world record.
In April the Weston & Somerset Mercury exclusively revealed how young Jack Hill has been mixing up records since the age of three.
The six-year-old was hoping to break a new world record but his attempt failed because of a problem with paperwork.
Jack, who goes to Walliscote Primary School in Weston, is preparing to try again so he popped into Star FM's studios in Beaconsfield Road, to practise.
His next world record attempt will consist of three gigs in three days. The first will be tomorrow (Fri) at Barcode in South Parade from 7-9.30pm, then he will perform on Saturday at the Nook and Harbour on the seafront from 3-5pm and CKs Bar in Regent Street on Sunday from 3-5pm.
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