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Posted by Cloud 9 Events on Monday, 1 April 2019
Cloud 9 Events have some big plans in the work as students near the end of the university semester and deadlines pass.
The local music firm are planning to put on some big shows for those who are graduating, including a venue-based event and a boat party around the harbour.
They are the same people behind the recent ‘X Network’ event at Falmouth Rugby Club and the Falmouth University Freshers events, aiming to promote female artists and the best DJ’s Falmouth has to offer.
Hallam Smith, Owner and Founder of Cloud 9 Events, told Truthfal: “After a busy 3 years with Cloud 9 and the range of events, graduation poses as no better opportunity to celebrate what we have achieved while also giving back to the wider community.”
“I’m really looking forward to putting on some more up and coming artists with support from Falmouth largest DJ’s and Collectives. What better way to finish university than to celebrate with the best music live and on the coast.”
Hallam managed to secure artists that have performed on some of the largest events across Europe, with artists who have played at Boomtown, Love Saves The Day and Hospitality on the Beach in Croatia.
Cloud 9 takeover at Falmouth University Freshers 2018
With the recent drop in events at the Stannary Bar on Penryn Campus, Cloud 9 gives students the chance to support local businesses along with those with local musical talent.
“I think it is an incredible and thriving scene to be in. I came from London personally three years ago and I have never seen such a lively and diverse music scene that is so in touch with its roots as well,” said Charlie Coleman, Owner and Events Manager at The Melting Pot café in Redruth.
“There are a lot of acts here itself that are also pushing out the pride and culture (of Cornwall) out there for a much wider audience so I can only see it (the Cornwall music scene) getting bigger and bigger. I really feel that the Cornwall music scene is going from strength to strength,” Coleman added.
With the final loans coming in soon and hand-ins completed, students are advised to grab tickets as soon as they become available to avoid disappointment.
Stay tuned for more information on ticket releases and event details.