Lilac Concert

Taking place Downtown on a stage centered between two large Lilac trees which are lit with floating lanterns and food stands. These lamps can also be bought to throw into the air as midnight strikes. Believed to grant wishes, it is a long-lived tradition that holds little to no truth. But it sure is fun — and pretty to boot!

Throughout the weekend, people lie out blankets or chairs and watch the main event of the Lilac Music Festival, which is the vast concert that goes on with both new artists from the island and famous singers who have moved the Manta Carlos.

The Lilac Concert is an ICC event taking place the weekend of the Lilac Music Festival. If you want your character to play in the concert check out the sign-up page!

The music at the concert is as such:

1. Lynn Wynn - An original celtic flute song. An amazing story told through song, fancy effects, and a very orchestrated kaleidoscope of butterflies.
   
   
2. Rising☆Stars - Contemporary music, acapella show choir. No instruments used but members use their voices to emulate the sound of them with choreo to add some flare. Usually sings remixes/rearranged stuff.
   
   
3. Ade Afolabi-Soie - A combination of slam poetry, hip-hop, and rap with her dancing.
   
   
4. Bacchanalia (band), Ambri Dio (lead singer) - Indie Rock. All girls band with four members.
   
   
5. Sappho Hiuchi - Vocal jazz with guitar accompaniment.
   
   
6. Marric Drakenhardt and his band ft. Illu! - Some nice progressive metal with some sick water tricks. First rows are the splash zone 8)
   
   
7. Mystique - Upbeat and colorful. A full on orchestra with dancers and the whole shebang.
   
   
8. Varvara - Mix of rain and nature sounds accompanied with opera singing, singer being the performing artist. A contemporary ballet performance mixed with opera. Tells the story of Varvara's human life through dance. The performance ends with Varvara summoning a gentle drizzle and turning to fog.
   
   
9. The Hanasaki Troupe Presents: Sakura No Uta - The Hanasaki Troupe performs parts of their first performance ever--Sakura no Uta. A blend of modern and traditional Japanese music, with acts by the talented performers of the Hanasaki Troupe.