Elton John coming to Georgia’s Black Sea Arena
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English singer, pianist, and composer Elton John is coming to Georgia this autumn to perform a grand concert in front of thousands of dedicated fans at the country's newest performance venue, the Black Sea Arena.
Elton John will perform his world famous hits in western Georgia’s newest concert arena on the night of September 16. This will be his first performance in Georgia and the concert will be arranged within his 2017 ‘Wonderful Crazy Night Tour’.
The British musician was invited jointly by the Bank of Georgia’s personal service group Solo and Eastern Promotion.
The tickets will be sold at tkt.ge on June 25 and then on June 29. On June 25 the tickets will be available exclusively for only the Solo customers and price will start from 90 GEL, while on June 29 everyone will be able to buy tickets for 150 GEL and up.
The Black Sea Arena, located in the resort town of Shekvetili, was officially launched in July 2016.
Designed by German architect Drei Architekten, the Black Sea Arena can accommodate about 10,000 spectators on circular grandstands. Photo by the Black Sea Arena.
Since its opening the venue has already hosted internationally reknowned artists including one of rock music's greatest bands, Aerosmith; the German rock band Scorpions, American pop singer Christina Aguilera and British violinist Vanessa Mae.
This summer, on August 26, Goran Bregovic – a Bosnian and Serbian musician and one of the most internationally known modern musicians and composers of the Balkans – will take the stage at Black Sea Arena.
Designed by German architect Drei Architekten, the Black Sea Arena can accommodate about 10,000 spectators on circular grandstands.
The construction of the arena was funded by the Cartu Charity Foundation and the facility was fitted with state-of-the-art technology for concerts and shows.
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