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Michael Bolton performs in Sofia on June 30

Tue, Jun 30 2009 10:59 CET 1019 Views 1 Comment
Michael Bolton performs in Sofia on June 30

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Michael Bolton will perform tonight in Hall 1 of the National Palace of Culture (NDK) in Sofia. The concert will begin at 8pm, part of his world tour "The Very Best of Me". The event is organised by Balkan Entertainment.

Bulgarian fans will be treated to Michael Bolton classics like How Am I Supposed To Live Without You, When a Man Loves a Woman, Only A Woman Like You, Love Is A Wonderful Thing and others. Tickets are still available at the NDK ticket centre,  priced between 30 and 80 leva. 

Bolton, who has sold more than 53 million records worldwide, is renowned for his soft, romantic rock music and love songs. He has performed in the past with Luciano Pavarotti, Bob Dilan, KISS, Barbara Streisand, Mark Antony, Ray Charles and many others.

In 1993, he established the Michael Bolton Foundation which eventually became the Michael Bolton Charities, assisting women and children at risk from the effects of poverty, emotional, physical, and sexual abuse. The foundation has provided more than $3.7 million in funding to local and national charities.

Bolton also serves as honorary chairman of Prevent Child Abuse America, the national chairman for This Close for Cancer Research, and a board member for the National Mentoring Partnership.

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Anonymous Titi Wed, Jul 01 2009 00:32 CET
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Az sum bila, i mnogo goliami emoci mi dade Michael Bolton!! moga da kaja 4e e bilo naistina unikalen priatnen koncert!

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