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14 September 2011

Vanessa Mae

Variety and interchange gave her life meaning as she has said. She enjoyed the opera, but she also loved Elvis Presley. A child prodigy, she was born in Singapore on February 27th 1978 and moved to London at the age of four.

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06 September 2011

Nouvelle Vague

They started out in Paris and soon became known beyond the borders of their country. Mark Collin and Oliver Libaux, two of the most versatile musical producers of the French scene over the last twelve years, created “Nouvelle Vague” aiming to honor their adolescent musical experiences.

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29 June 2011

The Tiger Lillies

“The Tiger Lillies Freakshow” is the first complete production of the Badminton Theatre, and was made for the 20 years of the London's favorite subversive group. The world premiere in January 2009 was a great success, leading the show since then on an extensive tour of major festivals and distinguished halls throughout Europe.

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08 June 2011

Laurie Anderson

“Anderson performs her magic and the project with the contradictions, insight and the fragments of wisdom, remains inside you after the show, like a powerful dream” as Financial Times have written.

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07 June 2011

Marianne Faithfull

“These days I never stop working. Because I can. I am healthy. And I love the job, I think it does me good. I am very happy and I have a good time. I think the worst is over. It was about time wasn’t it?”

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06 June 2011

Cesaria Evora & Lura

Cesaria Evora was born in Mindelo, Cape Verde in 1941 and began to sing from her teenage years. Her first record “La Diva aux Pieds Nus” was recorded in Paris in 1988 when she was 47 years old.

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20 May 2011

Deep Purple & Vasilis Papakonstantinou

Deep Purple are coming to our country for a series of concerts and this time they collaborate with Vasilis Papakonstantinou. They started on May 6 from Heraklion, on May 20 they will be in Athens, and they will continue in Patras, Thessaloniki and Ioannina.

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16 May 2011

Zaz

Frenchwoman Isabelle Geffroy, known as Zaz, formed her first band which was a blues band when she was 20 years of age, at the time she was studying in the music school CIAM, in Bordeaux. Later on in Paris she responded to an advert calling for "a singer with a hoarse voice."

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13 May 2011

Asian Dub Foundation

Second-generation Asian immigrants who met in London in 1993 at London's Farringdon Community Music House, for a series of summer workshops designed to teach the children of Asian immigrants music technology.

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07 May 2011

Brooklyn Funk Essentials

One of the major acid jazz collectives in New York, the Brooklyn Funk Essentials excelled during the nineties as they approached jazz and funk with great freshness.

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15 April 2011

Edson Cordeiro

His nickname is “The Voice” because this Brazilian singer is considered one of the notable and prominent artists / vocalists of our time.

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14 April 2011

Souljazz Orchestra & Kokolo Afrobeat Orchestra

For the first time together in the Greek public, two of the most remarkable figures in the field of Afro music. A meeting of “giants”, which would make Fela Kuti happy, is preparing to transmit the vibrations of the Afro sound with horns, percussion and organic rhythm explosion!

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09 April 2011

Jan Garbarek Group

The music of John Coltrane was a completely different sound for the fourteen years old Jan Garbarek. He bought his album “Giant Steps” and dreamed to be able to play that way. He was looking to find his own way, his music language to express his feelings and thoughts.

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08 April 2011

Deborah Davis

An excellent singer with a beautiful voice and wonderful stage presence. Deborah Davis has the physical grace and deep knowledge that distinguish great jazz singers, as well as the feeling to experience and do her own soul and jazz standards that are the backbone of the repertoire.

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08 April 2011

Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel

“I turn to the newspaper after endless hours of waiting in courts and there was really nothing that could be news. I told them. Slowly but because they couldn’t close the page, they asked me to fill the gap by writing about the case of a beggarly grandmother who stole a can of beans. I refused. And I left the job.”

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05 April 2011

Emir Kusturica and The No Smoking Orchestra Live

The creator of masterpieces “Time of the Gypsies”, “Underground”, “When Father Was Away on Business”, “Arizona Dream”, the filmmaker who loves music, comes with his band for a concert series, where the modern sounds meet the Balkan festival.

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04 April 2011

Ottmar Liebert & Luna Negra

Ottmar Liebert with his band Luna Negra, are on tour in Europe and will be coming to Badminton Theater for a concert. Being one of the most popular and highly notable guitarists - five times a candidate for the Grammy award – he will take us on a journey with his music and perform hits from throughout his career.

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31 March 2011

Duke Ellington Orchestra

Duke Ellington Orchestra is considered one of the major orchestras of the jazz world ,not only because it brings the sounds of the great Duke Ellington closer to the younger generation, but rather because it brings the music of Duke Ellington in the music of today.

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30 March 2011

Omar Faruk Tekbilek

“Music is the universal language, the link between people. I do not represent any nationality when I play. Through music and dance we can have a clear communication, simply because there are no substantial differences between people.”

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26 March 2011

Angelique Kidjo

Angelique Kidjo, Goodwill Ambassador for UNICEF and Grammy Award Winner, could be easily called the greatest African voice of our times. Time Magazine addressed her as “Africa’s premier Diva”.

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25 March 2011

Louisiana Red & Blues Wire

Louisiana Red is without doubt one of the most important figures of the blues, one of the last original legendary bluesmen. Each year he tours constantly from continent to continent, singing his own experiences and recording albums of high quality.

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23 March 2011

Trombone Shorty & The Orleans Avenue

Twenty five year old Troy Andrews, known as Trombone Shorty, is only the best New Orleans has to present lately. Before he has 7 years old, he was playing trombone in the streets and he enchanted with his music.

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23 March 2011

Billy Cobham

Billy Cobham is considered the best drummer worldwide. In March 23rd he will be back in Greece, this time to present his new CD titled “Palindrome”. It is a CD with remakes of pieces he composed thirty years ago!

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19 March 2011

David Murray & Cuban Ensemble

This is perhaps one of the most important and interesting projects presented in the music world this year. David Murray considered this project a very sincere love letter to one of the biggest personalities of music history, Nat King Cole.

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18 March 2011

Peace Frog

Jim Morrison. The Poet who balanced at the edge of reality. He rejected any form of authenticity, looking for the secrets of truth and innovation.

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18 March 2011

Luz Casal

The “ Iberian Diva”, the “muse of Pedro Almodovar” or simply Luz Casal as she presents herself to her concerts, returns to our country almost two years after her amazing appearance in the Odeon of Herodes Atticus.

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12 March 2011

Uriah Heep

The historic British rock band took its name from the hero Uriah Heep of the classic novel “David Copperfield” of Charles Dickens.

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12 March 2011

Dee Dee Bridgewater

Denise Eileen Garrett as is the actual name of Dee Dee Bridgewater, first heard of Billie Holiday when she was 19 years old, following a recommendation from her ex-husband Cecil Bridgewater, but she fell in love with her after reading her autobiography “Lady sings the blues” and decided to perform her songs.

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04 March 2011

Amadou & Mariam

Welcome to the world of Amadou & Mariam, a realm that extends from the dusty streets of Bamako to the main stage of Glastonbury and from the tradition of Mali to the opening of the football World Cup in Johannesburg.

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04 March 2011

James Carter Organ Trio

One of the most important saxophonists in jazz emerged in the 90's, James Carter was “the one who bridged the gap” between the avant-garde of the sixties and the swing of mainstream jazz, a purely formal assessment if not formalistic for the “experts”.

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27 February 2011

Martin Turner's Wishbone Ash

Bassist and singer Martin Turner having more than 40 years in classic, hard, progressive rock, from the founders of the British rock band Wishbone Ash, continued his solo career and in 2005 he formed the Martin Turner's Wishbone Ash, creating an the same or more positive than before impressions.

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25 February 2011

Puppini Sisters

Do you remember the years of innocence? Two cheeky girls from Britain and a cute one from Italy revive the girls' smiles, the forts and hats, long dresses and cabaret clothes of the 40’s and 50’s.

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25 February 2011

Milo Z

Master of funk, not only in New York but also in Athens, since Milo Z and his explosive group through regular visits to the Half Note Jazz Club, has created a situation that has its own power and cult fans.

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18 February 2011

Melingo

A peculiar and unique artist who loves the event and also reverses the erotic rite of tango, transforming it into a comedy style. He remains entirely faithful to the morphology of the tango, but permeates and enriches everything with subversive humor and a fair amount of ... madness!

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11 February 2011

Elisabeth Kontomanou Quintet

With a father from Guinea and a Greek mother born in France Elisabeth Kontomanou is quite simply a great jazz singer.

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11 February 2011

Manu Dibango

Manu Dibango is not a famous musician, is a top-ranking musician. It is said to be the last living legend of Afro beat music along with Femi Kuti. The best way to entertain you, is to live the unique experience, which the incredible energy and passion of Manu Dibango provides.

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07 January 2011

James Taylor Quartet

The James Taylor Quartet (JTQ) was formed by the Hammond organ player James Taylor in the 80’s. His vision for the group, as we read in the personnel site, was that it could be ‘‘the band in the corner’’ of a club/party sequence in any 60’s or 70’s film.

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10 December 2010

Barbara Luna

Barbara Luna was born in the small city Roque Perez in the province of Buenos Aires, where farms are at distance one from the other and people have a particular communication with nature and its wisdom.

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30 November 2010

Stomp

With Brighton, England as their starting point and having engraved a course of about 20 years the creators of the musical and dancing team Stomp, Steve McNicholas and Luke Cresswell, managed from members in one simple street band with the name Pookiesnackenburger, to conquer the public with their performances.

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28 November 2010

Sonny Rollins

Theodore Walter ‘‘Sonny’’ Rollins ‘‘the Colossus of Saxophone’’ as they call him, was born in New York on 7th September 1930 and grew in Harlem, an ideal region for somebody who wanted to become a musician.

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18 November 2010

Dianne Reeves

Dianne Reeves comes from a musical family. Her father, who died when she was still very young, was a singer and her mother played the trumpet. As a child she began to play the piano, while she learned the big performers of jazz Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday and Sarah Vaughan from her uncle Charles Burrell who played bass in Denver Symphony Orchestra.

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27 October 2010

Scorpions

The audience will finally have the opportunity to enjoy the legendary Scorpions of rock on Wednesday 27 October 2010 at the Peace and Friendship Stadium

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11 October 2010

Mariza

Mariza was born in Mozambique and raised in Mouraria, a region of Lisbon which is considered the birth place of fado. Her parents had a small restaurant and certain fado concerts used to take place there. At first she was watching hidden from sight, but later she began to sing despite her young age.

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21 February 2010

Ute Lemper

Ultimo tango. Musical journey from Buenos Aires to Paris, from Berlin to New York. The show was a tribute to the composer who represents the international side of tango, the inspiration of the Nuevo Tango, Astor Piazzolla.

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03 November 2009

Branford Marsalis

“What is jazz? It’s a sound. It’s almost like asking a question like what is French… I remember it’s a musical language. In fact it expresses the spirit of America. It is certainly based on the experience of Afro-Americans….

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09 October 2009

Tonino Carotone

“Do you know Tonino Carotone? No. An amazing type and his music cool. When he comes to Greece I will take you to hear him. God. Great music and style”.

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21 September 2009

Leonard Cohen

The sky is cloudy and it looks like rain. The road to Palau Sant Jordi through the park, far from the city’s centre makes you lose yourself and travel from Gaudi’s fairy-like images to the Olympic installations of Barcelona

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13 September 2009

Luz Casal

Luz Casal introduced herself in Greek in her concert at the Athens Concert Hall in spring and impressed many people in the film of Pedro Almodovar “High heels” with her interpretation of the songs “Piensa en mi” and “Un ano de amor”.

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29 June 2009

Loreena McKennitt

The audience will finally have the opportunity to enjoy the Canadian muse Loreena Mc Kennitt, as she announced on her official site new dates for her concerts in Greece as follows.

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30 May 2009

Omar Faruk Tekbilek

Virtuoso of many instruments such as ney, zurna, baglama, oud, percussion, Omar Faruk Tekbilek follows the roads of tradition of the East, but has been influenced by contemporary sounds.

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