Smooth radio sensation Myleene Klass commanded attention as she hosted Classic FM's milestone 25th anniversary celebration at the iconic Royal Albert Hall, transforming the prestigious venue into a glittering spectacle of classical excellence.
The former Hear'Say star radiated elegance in a striking emerald green ballgown that cascaded into a dramatic train, perfectly complementing the grandeur of the historic London landmark. Her sophisticated updo and radiant smile completed the breathtaking ensemble that left attendees mesmerised.
A Family Affair at the Classics
Adding to the evening's magic, Klass was joined by her dashing 13-year-old son Apollo, who proved to be the perfect companion for the black-tie affair. The mother-son duo shared several heartwarming moments throughout the evening, showcasing their close bond against the backdrop of classical masterpieces.
"It's incredibly special to share these moments with Apollo," Klass revealed during the event. "Introducing him to the power of classical music in such a magnificent setting is a memory we'll both cherish forever."
Celebrating a Quarter Century of Classical Excellence
The gala evening marked a significant milestone for Classic FM, celebrating 25 years of bringing classical music to millions of listeners across the United Kingdom. The Royal Albert Hall provided the perfect stage for this commemorative event, with its rich history and unparalleled acoustics enhancing every performance.
As host, Klass guided the audience through an unforgettable programme featuring some of the world's most celebrated classical musicians. Her natural charm and deep appreciation for the art form shone through as she connected artists with the captivated audience.
A Star-Studded Classical Extravaganza
The anniversary concert brought together an impressive roster of musical talent, creating magical moments that resonated throughout the hallowed halls of the Royal Albert Hall. From soaring symphonies to intimate solo performances, the evening represented the very best of Classic FM's programming over the past quarter century.
Klass, who has become a beloved fixture on the classical music scene through her work with the station, expressed her gratitude for being part of such a momentous occasion. Her passion for making classical music accessible to all generations was evident throughout her hosting duties.
The spectacular evening not only celebrated Classic FM's remarkable legacy but also reinforced London's position as a global capital for classical music, with the Royal Albert Hall continuing to host the world's most extraordinary cultural events.
