Second BLACKOUT Concert Added to Royal Conservatory's 21C Music Festival

The first 21C After Hours: Blackout concert planned for the upcoming 21C Music Festival at The Royal Conservatory, a late-night show on May 27, has already sold out and today Mervon Mehta, Executive Director of Performing Arts, confirmed that a second concert has been added on the same evening at 8pm in Conservatory Theatre.

Blackout, based on the Pitch concert series started in the 1970s by John Oswald and Marvin Green, will include four world premieres by Oswald and feature the Element Choir (Christine Duncan, conductor) and the Radiant Brass Ensemble, a group formed by Oswald 10 years ago. It will also include mystery guest cameos and a mystery guest pianist. This electro-acoustic musical experience will be performed in complete and absolute darkness - only for those not afraid of the dark!

The 21C Music Festival is made possible through the generous support of Michael and Sonja Koerner

21C Music Festival Supporters: David G. Broadhurst, Philip and Eli Taylor, Joanne Tod, and Kris Vikmanis and Denny Creighton

Media Sponsors: Classical 96.3 FM, JAZZ.FM91, NOW, WholeNote, Musicworks

Government Supporters: Canada Arts Presentation Fund-Canadian Heritage, Ontario Arts Council, Toronto Arts Council

21C After Hours: Blackout: Friday, May 27, 2016 at 8:00pm | Conservatory Theatre; $21

21C After Hours: Blackout: Friday, May 27, 2016 at 10:30pm | Conservatory Theatre; SOLD OUT

21C 2016 KOERNER HALL CONCERT PASS: $149

21C 2016 FULL FESTIVAL PASS: $179

CONCERT + HOTEL PACKAGES AVAILABLE

416.408.0208 www.performance.rcmusic.ca

All concerts take place at The Royal Conservatory

TELUS Centre for Performance and Learning, 273 Bloor Street West, Toronto

Tickets are available online at www.performance.rcmusic.ca, by calling 416.408.0208,

or in person at the Weston Family Box Office

All advertised prices include service charge and 13% HST

A limited number of $10 BMO Rush Tickets

are available starting 90 minutes before all performances presented by The Royal Conservatory

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