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deAlbena Resort will organize a series of 9 free concerts during the active summer season. The musical events are part of the cultural program of the complex and will take place on the new outdoor beach stage next to Beach Club Ganvié.
Stefan Ilchev will give a special start to the musical marathon with a concert on July 15. Winner of the seventh season of Bulgaria's most famous TV show "Like Two Drops of Water", the singer is conducting his summer tour, which will include a stop in Albena. Just two days after that, on July 18, swing music in a modern style will fill the beach. Varna Swing Orchestra Project will take the audience back to the beginning of the last century, to the time of the Great Gatsby, when dancing ruled the night. A DJ party with the Bulgarian rap artist from Varna 100 Kila is scheduled for July 22, and a performance by Veselin Marinov on July 29 will end the program for the month. August will kick off with the rhythms of Romanian star Jorge scheduled for the 5th. The artist from our northern neighbour has prepared a mix of popular music with an emphasis on pieces in both Romanian and English. The attractive Bulgarian pop duo "EXPOSE" will take the stage on August 12. In the peak of their career, Tsveti and Svetlio captured the music circles at the beginning of this year with their latest hit Fool, produced by VIBE RECORDS and BLACKJACK RECORDS working with the talent sensation Faydee. On August 19, the style will be changed with a Rock & Roll party of the band from Germany Johnny Favourit´, which arrives in our country especially for its Black Sea concert. On the eve of his birthday - August 24, the holiday village has prepared a special program, the culmination of which will be the concert of Stefan Valdobrev, followed by an afterparty with the famous DJ Teddy Georgo. The marathon will end on September 2 with selected Bulgarian pop artists.
All events start at 9 p.m. and are completely free of charge for the guests of the resort as well as for all other lovers of good music and dancing.
