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Bulgarian band No More Many More celebrate thirteen years of existence with a big concert on September 18 at Vidas Art Arena in Sofia. The band shares the anniversary evening with guests - the beloved Bulgarian outfit Taralezhi, plus additional acts that for now remain a secret.
No More Many More formed in 2013 and over the past decade have proven that music is not just a hobby for them but carries special meaning. The band has released five full albums, dozens of hits, big concerts and festival appearances, with a loyal audience that has followed them over the years. Their sound and energetic stage performance have set them apart as one of the recognisable names on the Bulgarian rock scene.
Special guests Taralezhi have three albums behind them - „No Point" (2019), „One Arse of a Spot in Heaven" (2021) and „An Idea for a Dream" (2022) - and this year they presented a darker, more melancholic sound with the new release „Taralezhi on Morphine". The combination of the two bands, together with the secret guests, promises an evening that will be a survey of the current Bulgarian alternative and rock scene in one place.
The concert takes place on the open-air stage of Vidas Art Arena in the velodrome in Borisova Gradina, with tickets sold through Ticket Station at a starting price of around 20 euros. For Bulgarian rock lovers from Macedonia, No More Many More's anniversary concert is one of the more notable September picks in neighbouring Bulgaria.
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