Brad Kavanagh to perform his own hit track 'On My Mind' in the KCAs 2014?

Rumours are Rumours, however this may not be true, but possibly, Brad Lewis Kavanagh, singer also known as Fabian Rutter from Nickelodeon's hit Live-Action series 'House of Anubis', might OR might not perform his 2013 hit 'On My Mind' in the Internation USA's Kids' Choice Awards!

The rumous has been spilled because of two good reasons:
Brad, on the 4th of November, 2013, tweeted something teasing to his fans he never mentioned again, here's what he said :
"@BradKavanagh : To London for a little Nick task, Then back home to finish off the next cover just for you guys! Hopefully will announce gig details soon too!"
Mysterious, huh? Also, on the 11th of January, 2013, he suddendly tweeted something about him being excited to perform his original track "On My Mind" somewhere soon! :)
"@BradKavanagh: I'm actually dying to perform this right now, if you haven't already go check out one of my originals (Link to the 'On My Mind' Video)"



Two teasers at a time, also, he didn't perform the song anywhere yet, and without leaving the fact that KCAs are coming soon, maybe there Kavanagh will finally be able to perform his amazing song?

We're not here to lead you to the rumours, but, who knows? Maybe it's true? Everything's possible, because you never know what secrets this cast has left for us to discover. Talking about the cast of your favourite show - The House of Anubis...
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What else are you waiting to see in this years' Jungle & Slime themed Kids' Choice Awards? Maybe it's Anubis cast getting slimed? Or winning a blimp for a favourite UK/TeenNick TV Show? Alex Sawyer dressing up as a dinosaur? The Owls?! Maybe the KCA trampoline Alex & Burkely were jumping around on Last year? Hmm... There's only one way for everyone to find out what are you most excited to see this year in Nickelodeon's biggest event show. Just go to the KCA message boards RIGHT HERE, And tell them what you Think!