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The pop band who has had plenty of success with their previous five albums, will play a concert on the 24th of November in Barcelona at the Teatro Coliseum. The band, who has already sold over 8 million albums from their first album ´Dile al Sol´ until their famous album after that ´El Viaje de Copperpot´, ensure a thrilling concert, combined with the magic that only a theatre as pleasant as the Coliseum can offer. Meanwhile, being one of the most important Spanish bands in the whole country as well as one of the most popular ones on an international level, they expect a significative amount of thousands of people who will attend the only presentation that La Oreja de Van Gogh will play in this theatre.
After the exit of Amaia Montero (singer) in 2007, many question marks emerged regarding the direction which the band was going to take. Their separation was one of the biggest questions that their fans were dealing with, while Amaia´s solo music career wasn´t shining notoriously either. All the doubts, however, were put to one side in 2008 when they presented Leire Martínez as their new voice and band front woman, as well as a new promising album called ´A las cinco en el Astoria´, offering the same quality of material that the band was used to giving.
The conclusion arrived to the total tranquility of the whole immense legion of fans of this Spanish band. The band´s fans are now at ease with the idea that the band still has a long road to run, together with their new singer. Tickets for the concert, on the other hand, are on sale at Servicaixa. It must be pointed out that the tickets have to be bought well in advance because the online tickets service will sell out very quickly. The prices, on the other hand, go from 21 euros to 42 euros per ticket.
Date: Thursday 24th of November 2011.
Time: 9pm
Location: Teatre Coliseum, Gran Vía de les Corts Catalanes, 595, Barcelona
Official Ticket Prices: 21€ – 42€
After this concert, a few drinks and back home. Don´t forget to rent apartments in Barcelona so you can rest comfortably and remember the songs of La Oreja de Van Gogh.
Translated by: aleixgwilliam
