Ricky Wilson is In:Demand
Ricky talks to Stu about judging on The Voice, adopting a dog and where it all began for the Kaiser Chiefs
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The Kaiser Chiefs frontman
talks about rejection
Talking about where it all began for the Kaiser Chiefs, Ricky said, "Every single record company said no to us for about ten years. Some friends of ours called The Ordinary Boys got their label to sign us as a favour.
"Our demo had our songs, Oh My God and Modern Way on it and no one signed us. A lot of people got sacked!"
Click play to listen to the other highlights, where Ricky answers some quick-fire questions about working on The Voice. You can also watch the Kaiser Chiefs' video for Coming Home.