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Orchestral manoeuvres in the park: Classic Ibiza with a twist comes to Reading

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Friday, April 21, 2023 7:32 am
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Classic Ibiza sees a 32-piece live orchestra take on some of the biggest dance and rave anthems from the last three decades on Friday, June 16. Picture: Courtesy of Classic Ibiza

Classic Ibiza sees a 32-piece live orchestra take on some of the biggest dance and rave anthems from the last three decades on Friday, June 16. Picture: Courtesy of Classic Ibiza

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READING is set to get its own little bit of Ibiza – but with a twist – this summer.

Classic Ibiza sees a 32-piece live orchestra take on some of the biggest dance and rave anthems from the last three decades, sponsored by Cafe del Mar spirits.

Songs such as Insomnia, Born Slippy, Sandstorm, and Levels will be among those performed by The Urban Soul Orchestra, who will also be joined by live vocalists and DJs.

A full festival-style event will be set up in Palmer Park, complete with roaming entertainers, bars, street food vendors, and make-up stalls.

There are also stalls with offerings from headline sponsor Cafe del Mar, including their signature, premium gin and vodka as well as cocktails.

Event organiser Jonathan Ware, originally from Reading, says: “We have toured this show to sell out crowds all over the UK and cannot wait to bring it to our hometown.

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“The audience have got a great night in store, with some of the biggest dance anthems ever being brought to orchestral life on stage. Get ready for goosebumps, it’s going to be a night to remember.”

Classic Ibiza comes to Palmer Park on Friday, June 16, with gates open from 5pm and The Urban Soul Orchestra performing from 7pm.

Tickets are available via: summertimelive.co.uk/reading

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