Ivi Adamou is coming to Bitola at the Ancient Theatre of Heraclea on Saturday, July 25 at 20:00. The Cypriot-Greek pop singer is one of the most recognisable voices in Greece over the past decade and the rare performer who unites fans from both Cyprus and Greece under the same concert arc.

Born in 1993 in Paralimni, Cyprus, Adamou broke through via the Greek version of "X Factor," and in 2012 represented Cyprus at Eurovision with "La La Love" - a song written by the Swedish-Greek team Alex Papaconstantinou and Björn Djupström. She entered the semi-final in 7th place and finished 16th in the grand final - Cyprus's best result since 2004. The "La La Love" video pulled over 30 million views on YouTube, and the official Eurovision channel ranked it in the top 10 most-watched songs from the contest.

After Eurovision her career stayed in active production with hits in Greece, Cyprus, Sweden, Spain and the UK. Adamou's style blends mainstream Euro-pop with Balkan and Greek melodic layers - she has repeatedly been called a "pop queen" and a "teen icon" in Greek media. The Heraclea show in Bitola will be open-air, in one of the most atmospheric theatres in the region - the kind of summer stage that does half the work before a singer even opens their mouth.

Tickets are 1,260 denars and sold through karti.com.mk. The concert starts at 20:00 at the Ancient Theatre of Heraclea - a show under the stars on one of the summer highlights of the Macedonian concert season.