A new festival has appeared on the concert map of Poland. The first edition of Warsaw Rocks is scheduled for 2024. The event is a real treat for fans of rock legends who have convinced several generations of listeners to their music.
Warsaw Rocks. The first edition of the new festival in Warsaw. Who will play? How much tickets cost?
The concerts will take place on July 26 at the PGE National Stadium in Warsaw. The organizers surprised with the first announcement. The line-up included the undisputed stars of hard rock – the group Scorpions and Europe. However, this is not the end of the attractions. Further artists who will appear on the Warsaw stage will be announced soon.
Pre-sale of tickets for the concert will start on November 29 at 11 a.m. It will be available to Citi Handlowy bank customers, then we will also find out how much you will have to pay to participate in the event. For those logged in to Ticketmaster, ticket sales will start a day later at the same time. Tickets for Warsaw Rocks 2024 will go on general sale on December 1 at 11:00. The organizers emphasize that tickets should only be purchased from reliable sources.
Scorpions and Europe in concert in Poland in 2024
The Scorpions group, which has a 50-year career under its belt, will appear at Warsaw Rocks. It is almost impossible to present it in numbers, but it is worth mentioning that the musicians have so far sold over 100 million records around the world. For years, artists have been inspiring new generations. Covers of their songs were recorded by bands such as Smashing Pumpkins, Green Day, Korn, System Of A Down and Queensryche.
Europe, in turn, has over 30 years of stage experience and has sold several dozen million albums. In 2022, the band returned in full force, starting with a UK tour with Whitesnake and Foreigner, then entering Europe with the former to perform at numerous prestigious festivals. In December 2022, the band performed three sold-out shows in Chile, Brazil and Argentina. The musicians recently received a special recognition from YouTube for one billion views of the 1986 hit “The Final Countdown”. They are the first Swedish band to receive this distinction for only one song.
Source: Gazeta
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