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Malakai Bayoh to appear at The Proms Spectacular

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Monday, July 24, 2023 11:31 am
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Belevents is delighted to announce that the 2023 Britain’s’ Got Talent singing sensation and receiver of Simon Cowells Golden buzzer Malakai Bayoh will be performing at our Proms Spectacular concerts around the UK this summer. Singing songs from his new album ‘Golden’ Malakai will melt the hearts of audiences all over again.

Conducted by the established Andy Berryman, the concert will be performed by London’s Orion Orchestra, which boasts some of the finest young musicians in the country. The orchestra will play all your favourite proms’ pieces including Nessun Dorma, the Sailor’s Hornpipe, Land of Hope & Glory, Rule Britannia and Jerusalem along with a whole host of other fantastic classical and film pieces.  

The evening concludes with a fantastic fireworks finale which will live long in the memory. 

Malakai will be joined by world class opera singer Nicky Spence who recently become an OBE in the King’s first birthday honours list and was BBC Music Magazines Personality of the year 2022

 

Malakai will be performing at the following venues

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August 5th Hylands Estate, Chelmsford

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Concert Programme Schedule

Orchestra: Orion Orchestra

Singers: Nicky Spence, Sam Griffiths

Nicky Spence

Full Schedule Nicky Spence

15:30 – Gates Open 

17:15 – Kent Tigers Parachute Display Team

Sam Griffiths and the Mini Big band

17:55 – Sam Griffiths and the Mini Big Band

19:00 – Main Concert commences

19:10 – Spitfire Display

20:00 – Interval

20:30 – Concert continues

21:15 – Fireworks Finale

21:30 – Finish (approx)

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