Singing

French "rock photographer" Richard Bellia's moniker dates back to 1980, when he decided to become just that at a concert by English rock band The Cure.

Danish composer and multi-instrumentalist Ida Nielsen, known to many for her work with the late superstar Prince, inaugurates the Half Note jazz club's new season with a series of shows from October 5 to 8. The inspired bass player will be accompanied by her band, the Funkbots, in a career-spanning set that will also include highlights from her time working with Prince.

One of the world's leaders in the textile industry, the Chinese Orient International, is considering the opportunity to invest in Bulgaria.

Turkish actress Hatice Aslan will take the stage as legendary French singer Edith Piaf in the play 'Dali's Women,' which will be staged by the Çolpan Ilhan & Sadri Alışık Theater organization. 'I love singing so much, this role is a gift to me,' Aslan says. The play will open curtains on Oct 13 at Zorlu PSM.

Six years after his death folksinger Neşet Ertaş remains etched in the hearts of his fans.

3RD October (Thursday), 2019, 20:00h, Arena Armeec

Eros Ramazzotti will visit Bulgaria in 2019 as part of the world tour „Vita ce n`e'"!

Greek-Canadian singer Katerine Duska returns to the Athens Concert Hall garden with her new band and a special guest, Swedish songwriter Albin Lee Meldau. The ensemble will perform extracts from Duska's first album, "Embodiment," covers of popular Greek and foreign songs, and compositions from her new album, which is about to be released. The show starts at 8.30 p.m.

An investigation has been launched into popular pop singer Mabel Matiz after an unidentified person claimed he has links to the Fethullahist Terrorist Organization (FETÖ), the group believed to have orchestrated the failed 2016 coup attempt, for using one dollar banknotes in a music video for a song that topped Turkish music charts.

The Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV) commemorates "La Diva Turca" Leyla Gencer on the 10th anniversary of her death.

Two of most prominent artists in Greece's art-house genre, Thanasis Papakonstantinou and Sokratis Malamas, are on tour promoting a joint recording project - "Me Stoma pou Yela" (With a Smiling Mouth), released in February to critical acclaim - and will be performing at the Technopolis complex on Monday, September 10, starting at 9 p.m.