Radio 1 DJ Melvin Odoom is set to perform at Rudding Park's New Year’s Eve party this year.
Following the success of last year’s house party, the luxury Harrogate hotel will once again be transformed into a club for one night only.
Rudding Park will be welcoming 2025 with a spectacular firework display, Taittinger champagne and cocktail bars.
And Radio 1’s Melvin Odoom will be DJing for the event, following Denise van Outen’s appearance last year.
Melvin presents Radio 1's Live Lounge and is a renowned club DJ.
Visitors will be welcomed with a glass of Champagne and canapés and food will be available throughout the evening, with a menu designed to enhance the party feel without the formality of a sit down dinner.
The evening kicks off at 8pm with ‘Sonic Wave’ Ensemble, a live DJ experience headed up by Jodie Alexandra, followed by Melvin’s set from 10:30pm until midnight.
Find out more and get your tickets here.

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