A special show in Milton Keynes tomorrow night (Oct 16) in support of The Henry Allen Trust, will feature some of the town's biggest talents.
Bailey McConnell, Nicholas McDonald, JSMV, The Shures and Robyn Wilson have all signed up to give their time for the charity, by appearing at the Non Stop Pop event at MK11, in Kiln Farm.
“Being the Teenage Patron for the Henry Allen Trust is a complete honour,” said Bailey (above), who released his stunning debut single Crystalise earlier this summer.
“I love doing what I can in little man's memory. Tomorrow's event is going to be loads of fun with an incredible line-up of talent.”
The Shures (above) – who recently wowed the judges on The X-Factor – are thrilled to be on the bill: “This is one of our first events here in MK since we were on the show, so we are super excited and we are so happy to support The Henry Allen Trust,” Chris and Gabz told Total MK.
JSMV's Jamie Stimpson (above), echoed the sentiment: “We can't wait for the event,” he told us.
“It's the first time that we've all come together as local artists. Usually we see each other around the country. It should be a great event with a real family feel.
“It will also be a great mix of music as we all do such different things – acoustic, dance, and through to vocal harmonies. It will be a great show!”
The gig – at MK11 in Kiln Farm – begins at 7.30pm. Tickets are £10 and all proceeds go direct to The Henry Allen Trust.
For more information on The Henry Allen Trust and how you can help, visit www.thehenryallentrust.org.uk
