Imagine Dragons delight crowds in Tbilisi show
The American rock band Imagine Dragons performed in front of a crowd of more than 30,000 at the Mikheil Meskhi Stadium in the Georgian capital city of Tbilisi on Thursday night. Photo: Black Sea Arena
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The American rock band Imagine Dragons performed in front of a crowd of more than 30,000 at the Mikheil Meskhi Stadium in the Georgian capital city of Tbilisi on Thursday night.
The four-time Grammy Award-winning band performed popular hits from all five of their albums in the show for the fans.
Photo: Black Sea Arena
They were in Georgia for the first time, as part of their fifth world tour,and saw organisers bring the new stage of Black Sea Arena - a venue in western Georgia's seaside town of Shekvetili - transported to Tbilisi on 35 trucks for their performance.
Photo: Black Sea Arena
The band was in the country as part of Starring Georgia, a series of shows initiated by Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili to promote the country's tourism potential and showcase it on the map of entertainment events around the world.
Photo: Black Sea Arena
The next show in the series will be hosted on October 1 at Dinamo Arena to feature the popular American singer Bruno Mars.
Photo: Black Sea Arena
Black Sea Arena, a venue in Georgia's seaside town of Shekvetili that hosted a show of the American band The Killers on Tuesday, released a statement distancing itself from the incident that saw a part of the audience leave in protest after the band brought a Russian fan onto its stage to play drums.
Black Sea Arena, a concert venue in Georgia’s Black Sea town of Shekvetili, on Friday announced that as a result of consultations with the Government Administration, the scheduled concerts over the weekend would be cancelled following the tragic events in the western municipality of Oni, after a landslide killed at least 13 in the Shovi resort on Thursday.
Tickets for the show of the popular American performer Bruno Mars, a headlining act for the Starring Georgia, a series of performances for promoting the country as a visitor destination, will go on sale on Tuesday, with prices ranging from ₾125-₾1,450 ($48-$556), Black Sea Arena venue announced on Monday.
The popular American singer Bruno Mars will perform on October 1 at the Dinamo Arena stadium in the Georgian capital city of Tbilisi as part of Starring Georgia, a series of shows promoting the country's tourism potential and showcasing it on the map of entertainment events around the world.
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili on Monday said Starring Georgia, a series of shows promoting the country's tourism potential and showcasing it on the map of entertainment events around the world, had been “quite successful” in its first edition this year, and pledged it would host “important, big surprises” in its 2024 programme as well.
The popular American singer Bruno Mars on Sunday performed at the Dinamo Arena stadium in the Georgian capital city of Tbilisi as part of Starring Georgia, a series of shows promoting the country's tourism potential and showcasing it on the map of entertainment events around the world.