Greek audiences will have the unique chance to enjoy Deep Purple in concert with Vasilis Papakonstantinou! The legendary band from Britain will visit Greece for three concerts. They will take place at the Peace and Friendship Stadium of Athens, in Patra and Thessaloniki on May the 20th, 21st and 23rd respectively. Deep Purple will also give a concert with George Gakis and the Troublemakers in Giannena on May 25th. Concert tickets will be available from January 26th. For more information please visist: www.ticketarena.gr.
Deep Purple Performs with Vasilis Papakonstantinou in Greece
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