Tonight we were booked by Macmillan Charity to play at their CancerVoices Conference.
Cancer Voices are people from across the UK who have all been affected by cancer in some way. They share their experiences to help shape cancer services and improve cancer care. There’s no such thing as a typical Cancer Voice, they come from all age groups and walks of life but they are all vital to shaping the future of cancer services.
We were booked to play live music for the delegates after their meal. We were informed before the show by the organisers that due to the ongoing treatment that some of the delegates that they may be a bit tired and not as lively as some of our other audiences.
They were certainly proven wrong. As soon as we kicked in to our first song; You Can Call Me Al by Paul Simon, the audience were up on their feet, dancing and singing along. They even moved tables out of the way to form an impromptu dancefloor.
We had a great time performing at the conference and met some amazing people. It was a great night for a great cause and we hope to do more work with Macmillan in the future.
#macmillancancervoices the #Deltatones rock it with Sweet Home Alabama, @KerryTownsend hits the dance floor. ?? pic.twitter.com/hSaSiTfdts
— Mike Thorpe (@Mike_Thorpe_) March 24, 2017
@TheDeltatones causing an impromptu dance floor at #MacmillanCancerVoices pic.twitter.com/ScfSdu2VSy
— Pip Myring (@PippaMyring) March 24, 2017
All setup ready to play for @macmillancancer at @radissonbluMAN for this fantastic charity #macmillancancervoices pic.twitter.com/1JBD19XaDh
— The Deltatones (@TheDeltatones) March 24, 2017
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