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French Soul Singer Imany to Perform in Sofia on May 14
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The popular French soul singer of African descent, Imany, will perform for the first time in Bulgaria on May 14.
Her concert will take place at Sofia Live Club in the National Palace of Culture (NDK) in the centre of the Bulgarian capital.
Imany will be accompanied by an eight-member band on the stage and she will perform both her most popular hits as well as songs from her brand new album which is expected to come later this year.
The tickets for the concert cost BGN 60 and can be purchased from the network of Ticketportal (online at ticketportal.bg) and the ticket office of NDK starting from February 29.
Bulgaria is awaiting another popular French singer this year - Zaz, who has been invited to perform at the Francofolies festival in Blagoevgrad which will take place between June 17 and 18.
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