Georgi Hristov sings in Hall 1 of the National Palace of Culture in Sofia on November 24, 2026. Hall 1 is the largest concert hall in the NDK and is reserved for performers who can fill it, which in itself says which category this show belongs to.

Hristov is one of those Bulgarian pop voices who have worked so long that they have become part of the country's sonic background. His career began in 1985, which means he has already passed forty years on stage. He trained as a tenor at the National Academy of Music, and over the years released around twenty albums through labels such as Balkanton, Ara Audio-Video and Milena Records.

Those four decades did not pass quietly. Behind him is a string of awards and concerts on several continents, and in 2022 he made a national tour presenting new songs, among them „Dve tseluvki”, with music and arrangement by Dimitar Getov and lyrics by Angel Simeonov. The song entered the top twenty on Bulgarian National Radio's pop and rock chart, which for a performer with that much service shows he does not live off the old repertoire alone.

The concert starts at 7 pm, and tickets through eventim.bg range from 54.80 to 109.57 leva, roughly 1,726 to 3,451 denars, depending on the section. For an audience from Macedonia that follows the Bulgarian pop scene, this is one of the bigger dates in Sofia's autumn programme.