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Prominent British singer Tom Jones will have his first concert in Bulgaria's capital Sofia on Friday.
"Sexbomb, "Delilah" and "Mama Told Me Not to Come" are among the hits the excited Bulgarian audience is expected to hear. Some 20 songs will be included in Tom Jones' 2-hour-long concert.
The gig will be held at the newly opened Arena Armeets hall in Sofia, with a starting time of 8 pm. It is organized by Sofia Music Enterprises.
Tom Jones is one of the most productive and sold artists in the history of modern music. Among his most well known hits are songs like "It's Not Unusual", "Kiss", "Delilah", "What's New Pussycat", "I'll Never Fall In Love Again" and "If I Only Knew", among others.
Although his songs have an unmistakeable pop catchiness, they retain a deep rock and blues sensibility as their fundament.
Tom Jones's career spans over 46 years, his latest full-length album being 2010's "Praise & Blame."
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