September in Cyprus packed with concerts from international and Greek music stars
September promises a vibrant musical calendar in Cyprus, featuring renowned international and Greek artists. French singer ZAZ will make her Cyprus debut with a concert in Limassol on September 15, known for her hit Je Veux. Shortly after, operatic tenor Massimo Giordano performs at Ancient Curium Theatre accompanied by the Italian Roma Tre Orchestra on September 19.
Greek stars headline several concerts island-wide. Giannis Kotsiras celebrates 30 years in music with performances in Nicosia and Paphos on September 9 and 10, while Panos Mouzourakis and Panos Vlachos team up for a Limassol show on September 10. Other highlights include charity concerts by Natasa Mbofiliou in Nicosia and Sakis Rouvas in Larnaca, and a joint appearance by Alkistis Protopsalti and Nikos Portokaloglou in Paphos on September 16.
The month concludes with special events like Antonis Remos marking his 30th anniversary in music with a free concert in Nicosia on September 30, and tribute shows including The Symphonians' Hans Zimmer and Ludovico Einaudi program and the Fleetwood Mac Experience at Pissouri Amphitheatre. These events reflect a rich blend of genres and styles for music lovers throughout Cyprus this September.
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