The Brightest Blue Experience

Aug 26, 2020

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Overview

Ellie Goulding performs at the V&A Museum in London, England, UK for her streaming concert. The Brightest Blue Experience, will find Goulding delving deep into her new album and performing many of the songs for the very first time, in addition to a selection of fan favorites from her catalog. Ellie will be accompanied by “a special ensemble of live musicians and very special guests". In addition to becoming Goulding’s third No.1 record in the UK, Brightest Blue also captured the hearts of critics.

Genres

Music

Documentary

Production Companies

Live Here Now

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Cast

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Ellie Goulding

Dancer

Nafisah Baba

Percussionist

Manu Delago

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