Cypriot Singer Vakia Stavrou to Perform International Songs at Nicosia's Historic Field Club
Award-winning Cypriot singer-songwriter Vakia Stavrou will hold a concert at the Field Club in Nicosia on September 17, 2026, at 8:30 pm. The event will showcase a diverse repertoire of international songs in French, Portuguese, Italian, Greek, Spanish, and more, including Stavrou's own hit "Sozinha," recently released in Greek as "Akoma Moni."
Stavrou, now based in Paris, will be accompanied by pianist Manolis Neofitou in this intimate setting within Nicosia's oldest tennis court, surrounded by the historic Venetian Walls. Tickets are priced at €20 and include a glass of wine, available through Ticketmaster.cy.
The concert is supported by the Portuguese Embassy in Nicosia, with part of the proceeds donated to charity. Attendees are encouraged to bring a small cushion for added comfort during the performance.
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