Rome Rock Concerts, summer 2006
Jethro Tull, Roger Waters, Tracy Chapman, Bob Dylan, Depeche Mode, Madonna. Big Rock and Pop stars to enrich your Roman Holiday during summer 2006
Jethro Tull: Rome, 9 May 2006
"Jethro Tull"Towards the end of the 1960s an unknown group called Jethro Tull performed in a historic London club where bands like the Rolling Stones, Joe Cocker and The Who had already played live. A little later, at the 1968 Sunbury festival, they really hit the big time. Since then they have composed songs whose impact is as strong today as it was then.
Ian Anderson (vocals, flute, guitar, bouzouki, mandolin, harmonica), Martin Barre (electric and acoustic guitar; flute), Andrew Giddings (keyboards), Doane Perry (drums; percussions) and Jonathan Noyce (bass), are the members of a band whose talent Italian critics never quite understood but whose fans always have done. Live in Rome.
Where: Teatro Tendastrisce
Address: Via G. Perlasca, 69
Phone: 06 25 21 06 04
Hours: h21
Tickets: From €30 to €60
Roger Waters : Rome, 16 June 2006
Roger Waters was the lead singer of Pink Floyd until the band split up in1983 and now has his own solo career. A highly talented bassist and singer, he writes lyrics laden with symbolic and metaphorical elements, as well as very personal stories such as the precocious death of his father at war.
As a soloist his artistry has expressed itself more freely and he has experimented with new sounds and styles, even opera.
See this living legend in concert.
Where: Stadio Olimpico
Address: Via del Foro Italico
Tickets: €35 + advance sales; €40 + advance sales; €85 + advance sales
Tracy Chapman: Rome, 7 July 2006
"Tracy Chapman"One of the best offerings during this year's "Luglio suona bene" (July sounds good) event at Rome's auditorium will be the concert by Tracy Chapman, one of the biggest artists on the music scene at the end of the 1980s.
Chapman is a socially committed singer songwriter who does not accept compromise or commercialisation and has always created her very own unique sound and brand of music.
The artist who grew up with a guitar in hand brings her intimate and delicate melodies to Rome.
Where: Auditorium Parco della Musica, Cavea
Address: Viale P. de Coubertin
Phone: 19 91 09 78 3
Hours: h21
Tickets: From €40 to €60
Bob Dylan: Rome, 16 July 2006
"Bob Dylan"You cannot call him a singer songwriter, Bob Dylan is an icon, a timeless symbol who has become part of our contemporary society. Exceptionally Bob Dylan comes to Rome to present pieces that are more than just songs, but are anthems that represent the history of our time.
A major musical event.
Where: Auditorium Parco della Musica, Cavea
Address: Viale P. de Coubertin
Phone: 19 91 09 78 3
Hours: h21
Tickets: From €50 to €70
Depeche Mode: Rome, 17 July 2006
"Depeche Mode"Synth-pop and electronica are at the root of Depeche Mode's sound. The band has been going strong since the end of the 1970s and throughout the decades their provocative look, high-impact rhythms, synthesizer sounds and wild behaviour has kept them in the public eye and ensured their longevity and popularity.
Depeche Mode in concert. A major musical event.
Where: Stadio Olimpico
Address: Via del Foro Italico
Tickets: €35 + advance sales; €40 + advance sales
Madonna: Rome, 6 August 2006
"Madonna"The Italian-born icon of pop has sold over 200 million records and returns to Rome after sixteen years.
In the musical charts since the 1980s, she rides and pre-empts new trends in terms of fashion and 'look' and is always in the public eye.
Madonna and her energy-laden dance tunes will set the Olympic stadium alight.
Where: Stadio Olimpico
Address: Via del Foro Italico
Hours: To be decided
Tickets: Tribuna Monte Mario: from €117 + advance sales to €77 + advance sales; Tribuna Tevere: €64 + advance sales; Parterre: €64 + advance sales; Curva Nord: €47 + advance sales
An exciting summer for Rock lovers. An occasion not to be miised to enrich your stay in Rome.
Jethro Tull: Rome, 9 May 2006
"Jethro Tull"Towards the end of the 1960s an unknown group called Jethro Tull performed in a historic London club where bands like the Rolling Stones, Joe Cocker and The Who had already played live. A little later, at the 1968 Sunbury festival, they really hit the big time. Since then they have composed songs whose impact is as strong today as it was then.Ian Anderson (vocals, flute, guitar, bouzouki, mandolin, harmonica), Martin Barre (electric and acoustic guitar; flute), Andrew Giddings (keyboards), Doane Perry (drums; percussions) and Jonathan Noyce (bass), are the members of a band whose talent Italian critics never quite understood but whose fans always have done. Live in Rome.
Where: Teatro Tendastrisce
Address: Via G. Perlasca, 69
Phone: 06 25 21 06 04
Hours: h21
Tickets: From €30 to €60
Roger Waters : Rome, 16 June 2006
Roger Waters was the lead singer of Pink Floyd until the band split up in1983 and now has his own solo career. A highly talented bassist and singer, he writes lyrics laden with symbolic and metaphorical elements, as well as very personal stories such as the precocious death of his father at war.As a soloist his artistry has expressed itself more freely and he has experimented with new sounds and styles, even opera.
See this living legend in concert.
Where: Stadio Olimpico
Address: Via del Foro Italico
Tickets: €35 + advance sales; €40 + advance sales; €85 + advance sales
Tracy Chapman: Rome, 7 July 2006
"Tracy Chapman"One of the best offerings during this year's "Luglio suona bene" (July sounds good) event at Rome's auditorium will be the concert by Tracy Chapman, one of the biggest artists on the music scene at the end of the 1980s.Chapman is a socially committed singer songwriter who does not accept compromise or commercialisation and has always created her very own unique sound and brand of music.
The artist who grew up with a guitar in hand brings her intimate and delicate melodies to Rome.
Where: Auditorium Parco della Musica, Cavea
Address: Viale P. de Coubertin
Phone: 19 91 09 78 3
Hours: h21
Tickets: From €40 to €60
Bob Dylan: Rome, 16 July 2006
"Bob Dylan"You cannot call him a singer songwriter, Bob Dylan is an icon, a timeless symbol who has become part of our contemporary society. Exceptionally Bob Dylan comes to Rome to present pieces that are more than just songs, but are anthems that represent the history of our time.A major musical event.
Where: Auditorium Parco della Musica, Cavea
Address: Viale P. de Coubertin
Phone: 19 91 09 78 3
Hours: h21
Tickets: From €50 to €70
Depeche Mode: Rome, 17 July 2006
"Depeche Mode"Synth-pop and electronica are at the root of Depeche Mode's sound. The band has been going strong since the end of the 1970s and throughout the decades their provocative look, high-impact rhythms, synthesizer sounds and wild behaviour has kept them in the public eye and ensured their longevity and popularity.Depeche Mode in concert. A major musical event.
Where: Stadio Olimpico
Address: Via del Foro Italico
Tickets: €35 + advance sales; €40 + advance sales
Madonna: Rome, 6 August 2006
"Madonna"The Italian-born icon of pop has sold over 200 million records and returns to Rome after sixteen years.In the musical charts since the 1980s, she rides and pre-empts new trends in terms of fashion and 'look' and is always in the public eye.
Madonna and her energy-laden dance tunes will set the Olympic stadium alight.
Where: Stadio Olimpico
Address: Via del Foro Italico
Hours: To be decided
Tickets: Tribuna Monte Mario: from €117 + advance sales to €77 + advance sales; Tribuna Tevere: €64 + advance sales; Parterre: €64 + advance sales; Curva Nord: €47 + advance sales
An exciting summer for Rock lovers. An occasion not to be miised to enrich your stay in Rome.
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