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| Event Date: |
Sat, November 28, 2009 |
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08:00 PM |
| Doors Open: |
07:00 PM |
| Parking Price: |
$20.00, $25.00 Day Of Concert |
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Andrea Bocelli
NOTICE: Parking is now $20 when purchased in advanced and $25 when purchased the day of the concert
On the heels of his highly anticipated CD, My Christmas, Andrea Bocelli has announced his fall/winter U.S. tour which he will kick off at the BankAtlantic Center Nov. 28. Andrea’s stateside promotional activities around the release of My Christmas will also include high-profile TV appearances alongside the live concert dates, all culminating in the most heart-warming musical experience of the year.
Bocelli received rave reviews throughout his U.S. tour last summer as an artist showing confidence and mastery in both classical and pop worlds. “His tone was smooth and brimmed with emotion…he owned Madison Square Garden,” celebrated the New York Post, and the Hollywood Reporter rejoiced, “[Bocelli] brings a passion and joy to such familiar [classical] pieces,” proclaiming, “It was a triumphant appearance.”
Bocelli’s fall/winter dates will celebrate much of the repertoire the classical crossover singer has made world-famous over his incredible career as well as music from his upcoming release My Christmas, giving his fans a wonderful welcoming to the holidays. Bocelli and Grammy Award-winning producer David Foster also recently taped a joint Public Television Christmas concert-special in Los Angeles, which will air as part of the PBS Great Performances series beginning in late November.
Andrea’s stunning new CD of traditional and favorite holiday selections coupled with his special live concerts are destined to make for the ultimate holiday event appealing to fans of all ages. The lush, beautiful arrangements and Andrea’s unmistakable vocals both on disc and on stage are unmatched. Selections on the album include “White Christmas,” “Oh Holy Night,” “Santa Claus is Coming to Town,” “Jingle Bells,” “Silent Night,” “The Christmas Song,” and “What Child Is This” among others.
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