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NEARLY 300 PEOPLE TO WORK ON GEORGE MICHAEL CONCERT IN BULGARIA

Thu, Apr 05 2007 09:34 CET

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Organisers of the George Michael concert in Bulgaria said that the show will be unique in terms of equipment and the social message it will send.

Equipment for the concert will arrive to Bulgaria in 30 cargo trucks, 11 buses and additional vehicles, avtora.com reported.

A crew of more than 200 people will also arrive to work on setting up the equipment and stage for the show. Nearly 100 other people from Bulgaria will assist the main crew. The stage will be constructed in four days.

Michael's concert will be held at Lokomotiv stadium on May 28 2007.

It will be part of the 25 Live Tour, but will differ from concerts in other countries because of the social message underlining the performance. Michael will show support for the five Bulgarian nurses sentenced to death for mass HIV infection in Libya.

Tickets for the concert are already offered for sale. Prices vary from 50 to 90 leva.

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