Hooverphonic Band Comes to Greece

By Fani Toli on December 7, 2011 in Entertainment, News

One of the favorite bands in Greece, visit us again in December for two live performances. In their bag a new album (The Night Before) and a new singer, Noemie Wolfs.

They will appear in Thessaloniki on Friday, December 16 at the Principal. The next day, Saturday, December 17 they will be in Athens at Fuzz Club.

Advance sale began on Friday, October 14th.

Hooverphonic band, live performances, Thessaloniki and Athens

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