Students to open Neighbourhood Festival with Blossoms

Our students have been given the fantastic opportunity of performing with Blossoms at this year’s Neighbourhood Festival

Indie band Blossoms will perform a very special acoustic set accompanied by composer Joe Duddell and an RNCM Ensemble, comprised of string quartet, harp, french horn, bass clarinet and vibraphone. 

The 45 minute set will be part of an exclusive opening party to launch the festival at midday on Saturday 7 October at the Manchester Metropolitan University Students’ Union.  

Always great to work with @RNCMvoice students https://t.co/RfJuQ9pL41 — joe duddell (@joeduddell) September 26, 2017

Due to limited availability, access to the exclusive opening party is only available to festival ticket holders on a first come first served basis. Current ticket holders can have the chance to upgrade their tickets to include access to this exclusive show. There will also be a small amount of festival wristbands including opening party access packages on sale Wednesday 27th September at 9am 

Access to the Blossoms show includes an exclusive opening party wristband. Please note this show is only accessible to Neighbourhood Festival ticket holders on a first come first served basis.

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