Come and indulge in three days of vibrant live music! Experience the talents of up-and-coming young musicians across various genres including jazz, soul, funk, choirs, orchestras, and much more.
Everyone is welcome to join us! The festival is open to the public and will be held at Symphony Hall, Town Hall, and CBSO Centre, featuring a Fringe stage in Centenary Square.
Stay tuned for the full festival lineup, which will be unveiled on 01 June. For more information and opportunities to participate, visit: www.mfy.org.uk/get-involved/national-festival-2024
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