WITH THIS FEELING AT THE BREAD SHED MANCHESTER

New music giants This Feeling are bringing football and music together when they host their first ever Football Fest in conjunction with Scotts Menswear and the Teenage Cancer Trust at the Bread Shed in Manchester with proceedings kicking off tomorrow (Saturday 12th June) featuring Megan Wyn and Trampolene performing live ahead of the Wales vs Switzerland match.

The indie music brand posted on their own social media accounts coining their “the zone” phrase with the tagline “it’s coming zone, it’s coming zone“

Featured acts performing include:

Ian Broudie and the Lightning Seeds (22nd June)
Kyle Falconer (14th June)
The Lottery Winners (13th June)
Zuzu (18th June)
Trampolene (12th June)
HIMALAYAS (16thJune)
Shambolics (14th June)
RATS (22nd June)
The Royston Club (20th June)
Nikki & The Waves (16th June)
Serotones (13th June)
Garden Party (18th June)
Megan Wyn (12th June)
Cobain Jones (20th June)
Shit Indie Disco (22nd June)

The event is being run free of charge, with the organisers simply asking for donations to be made on the door to the Teenage Cancer Trust. Football Fest is for patrons aged 18+ with tables of 4 or 6 being offered. Tickets went up for grabs last Friday at 10am and the event was fully booked within less than half an hour on all dates from the 12- 22 June, proving just how hugely popular this event is.

Opening act Megan Wyn has commented to us about her appearance:

“I’m so buzzing to be playing the football fest Saturday! It’s such an honour to be playing before the Wales game supporting such an amazing band, Trampolene! And to be working with Scotts and This Feeling raising money for a phenomenal charity!”

We here at The Songbird HQ are absolutely stoked that we will be attending the event tomorrow and we can’t wait for the live music, the footie, catching up with a few friendly faces and raising money for such a worthwhile cause all at the same time. Well done This Feeling you absolute legends xx

Words by The Songbird HQ