Bulgaria Awaits Legendary Sting in the Summer
Date: 03 Mar, 2006
The summer of 2006 will turn out to be among the greatest experiences for all Bulgarian music fans as some of the greatest world music stars have already placed the Balkan country on their tour maps.
Legendary Sting, Alice Cooper, Ronny James Dio are only a small part of the world-known names that will come to bring ecstasy to their fans in Bulgaria on the invitation of the PickAndMore agency.
Sting's fans will be delighted on June 12 in the Black Sea town Nessebar and will be part of his tour "Broken Music." Another pop icon Anastacia will once again take the stage in Nessebar in June.
On June 30 another Black sea town - Kavarna - will welcome Alice Cooper and Ronny James Dio. Both Cooper and Dio have been to Bulgaria before. Copper one in Sofia and Dio three times.
Finnish rock band Apocalyptica will inaugurate the summer tourism season in Bulgaria's Black Sea town Kavarna on June 1.
On July 8 Nessebar will welcome Nazareth and Joe Satriani.
Whitesnake will once again hit the stage in Kavarna on July 25 and last music show will be the concert of Simply Red in Nessebar on September 1.
Legendary Sting, Alice Cooper, Ronny James Dio are only a small part of the world-known names that will come to bring ecstasy to their fans in Bulgaria on the invitation of the PickAndMore agency.
Sting's fans will be delighted on June 12 in the Black Sea town Nessebar and will be part of his tour "Broken Music." Another pop icon Anastacia will once again take the stage in Nessebar in June.
On June 30 another Black sea town - Kavarna - will welcome Alice Cooper and Ronny James Dio. Both Cooper and Dio have been to Bulgaria before. Copper one in Sofia and Dio three times.
Finnish rock band Apocalyptica will inaugurate the summer tourism season in Bulgaria's Black Sea town Kavarna on June 1.
On July 8 Nessebar will welcome Nazareth and Joe Satriani.
Whitesnake will once again hit the stage in Kavarna on July 25 and last music show will be the concert of Simply Red in Nessebar on September 1.
Source: Sofia News Agency (www.novinite.com)
