A quand le prochain ?

Corrsland a écrit:Lyon ou Genève seraient parfais pour moi !!! haha !!! mais j'y crois moyen !

Franckyrocky a écrit:50 concerts en Europe. Oui on peut donc espérer qu'elle ne se produira pas qu'à Paris

Sharon1201 a écrit:Ils ne feront pas de tournée en 2008?

Tifenn a écrit:s'ils font un concert, il y en aura sûrement d'autres qui suivront...

25.01.07 . Lordi in joint music show VRT and RTBF
On Saturday 24th March, VRT and RTBF will join hands together to organize a huge musical television show on the Esplanade of the Atomium. This way, Belgium's Flemish and French broadcasters want to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome. The three-hour show will feature thirty European top artists.
Beside Belgian stars such as Arno, Axelle Red, Maurane and Helmut Lotti, many European artists will be flying over to Brussels: Demis Roussos, The Corrs, Simply Red, Zucchero, Kim Wilde, but also familiar Eurovision Song Contest faces such as Clouseau, Julio Iglesias and Lordi. All of them will provide a musical spectacle under the balls of the Atomium. Bart Peeters (Eurosong host) and Fabienne Vande Meerssche will host the show in Dutch, French and English.
Beside the concert, exhibitions and other initiatives will be held to commemorate the birth of what grew into the European Union. On 25th March 1957, two treaties were signed in Rome by Belgium, France, West Germany, Italy, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, founding the European Economic Community (EEC) and the European Atomic Energy Community (Euratom).

The European Union becomes fifty years old on March 25 and what better way to celebrate it than a great TV birthday party. On Saturday 24 March, Flemish broadcaster VRT and RTBF, broadcaster of the French community in Belgium, will be organising a joint television music show in the Atomium boulevard, close to the world famous Brussels landmark.
The show will last three hours and it will feature thirty European artists. Lordi, the 2006 Eurovision Song Contest winners, will be there of course, as well as Clouseau ( Belgium 1991) and Spanish megastar Julio Inglesias who represented Spain in 1970 at the dawn of his career.
As our partner site belgovision.com reports, many other popular artists will be performing during the show : Demis Roussos, The Corrs, Simply Red, Zucchero, Kim Wilde as well as Belgian stars Arno, Axelle Red, Maurane and Helmut Lotti.
The show is part of the celebrations for the 50th anniversary of the signature of the Treaty of Rome, when the European Economic Community was born, later to become the European Union was actually founded.