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Tom Ogden Joins Niall Horan on Stage in Manchester

Tom Ogden made a surprise appearance during Niall Horan's concert at Co-op Live in Manchester to perform Charlemagne.

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Tom Ogden appeared on stage during Niall Horan's concert in Manchester to perform Charlemagne as a surprise. Horan brought his Dinner Party Live On Tour to Co-op Live on September 25 and invited Ogden to join him during the seventh song of the set. Charlemagne was first released in 2015 and later served as the opening track on Blossoms' debut album, which reached number one in the United Kingdom in 2016.

The Manchester appearance comes as Blossoms prepare to release their sixth album, Songs From The Wedding Cake, on October 2. Last month, the band marked the tenth anniversary of their debut album with a special concert at The Deaf Institute in Manchester. The upcoming record features Additional Driver, a collaboration with Declan McKenna that was first performed at that Deaf Institute show. Blossoms will also embark on the largest tour of their career, which includes two dates at Co-op Live on November 28 and December 11.

Horan's Manchester performance was part of the opening week of his Dinner Party Live On Tour, which launched on Tuesday, September 22 in Birmingham. His tour continues to Glasgow's OVO Hydro, followed by dates in Sheffield and London before traveling to Europe. The tour will conclude with two shows in Dublin on November 9 and 10, followed by a final concert at Belfast's SSE Arena on November 15.

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