British singer Robbie Williams will perform, for the first time, in the city of Porto, and more specifically on the stage of the Nord Festival, where the concert is scheduled to take place on May 28.
Plus one The concert is scheduled to take place in Lisbon in Marchthe British singer also performs in the North, on May 28 at the Northern Music Festival taking place in Alfandega do Porto.
the Robbie Williams is the first big name announced by Vibes & Beats, the promoter of the event, and one of the headliners of the first festival of the year, which will take place on May 26, 27 and 28, in Alfândega do Porto. Celebrating 25 years of solo work, Robbie Williams’ Invicta debut was part of “The XXV Tour” world tour, itself The name of the album was released in September to celebrate this achievement.
Almost 10 years later, the public will have the opportunity to raving about «Recreated, reimagined and remade » Some of the artist’s greatest works, including “Angels,” as well as learning about new themes, such as “Lost” and “No Regrets.” Part of the act of “re-imagining” and “re-loving” on the new album is a musical act, as Robbie Williams also approaches each song — or, as he puts it, “competes on many tracks with a lot younger than me” —, providing for the new releases All experience who they are now.
Robbie Williams is currently one of the biggest international artists and continues to break records: the British singer has sold more than 85 million albums worldwide; 14 number one albums in the UK (the most by any solo artist, surpassing Elvis Presley and approaching No. 15 by the Beatles); 14 singles Number one, the most sold single day concert tickets and many successful albums, tours, concerts and collaborations worldwide. These numbers are only a small part of the entire wild ride, as the album “XXV” offers a new and illuminating perspective.
Promoted by Vibes & Beats, and North Festival – which, in 2023, celebrates its fifth edition – «Today it stands stronger than ever, with the development of new partnerships, renewal and improvement of concepts and adding to itself a new experience that will bring many surprises. The Nordic Festival is more than just a music festival, it is a reference in the national cultural panorama for the distinctive experiences it offers that make it attractive. Here, the VIP experience stands out, with exclusive entrance and a privileged view of the stage, providing an unforgettable experience in the company of the audience’s favorite artists »says the statement.
The exclusive space also has a stunning setting with the Douro River as a backdrop. In this field the stage is entered. sunset, the perfect place to spend a late afternoon and toast with friends, to the tune of the best beats, creating truly unforgettable moments for festival-goers. The space that will present itself this year with a new image and composition will also have it Catering and personal bars and restricted bathrooms, in order to ensure maximum comfort and safety. This experiment excellent It will also give access to already known boat trips.
On the festival grounds, in Alfândega do Porto, festival-goers will once again get to experience the food courta space designed exclusively for operators Food street, which combine rustic and contemporary flavors with wine experiences. The Nordic Festival will also have space lounge Where there will be no shortage of barbers, tattoo artists, make-up artists and many other surprises.
One of the novelties in the recent releases – which will also return in 2023 – is the stage Clubbing. For those still breathing, the buzzing space and post-concert animations bring to life the best DJs of the day. Brand activations are back too, thanks to the many successful partnerships forged over the years. With these moments, the North Festival strengthens its relationship with the public and provides unique and unforgettable experiences from various segments and sectors.
The Daily Card has seen a significant increase, now costing €95. Tickets for sale www.northmusicfestival.com.
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