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Andre Rieu Tour Schedule

 

Andre Rieu is a man whose dedication to music and melody is shown through his life’s work. He’s spent almost all of his adulthood composing and creating music for the world. His love and passion for his orchestra group has led to much success. Today, his concerts remain sold out where ever he goes. On occasion, he’s even sold more tickets than mainstream pop artists, so he’s definitely in high demand.

 

Fans of Andre Rieu are always blown away by his zealous stage presence. His concentration is noticeable, but there’s also a certain level of ease he carries with him. Fans of Rieu have just a few dates available in 2019 to see the man in action. He has one date set for June 21st in Herning, Denmark. The second, and currently last, date he has is for June 22nd in København S, Denmark. Make sure to grab your tickets while they last!

 

Andre Rieu Background

 

Andre Rieu was born in Maastricht, Netherlands in October of 1949. As his father was a musician, Andre was exposed to the ins and outs of music from a very young age. He started to play the violin at the age of five. Even in his youth, he was very interested in the orchestra section of the musical world.

 

Rieu had success with orchestra throughout his time in university, and by the time he was out, he was ready to make his own orchestra group. So, he established his own group called the Johann Strauss Orchestra. With his group, he’s gone on to perform and conduct many successful performances.

 

Andre Rieu’s Greatest Hits

 

Andre Rieu’s most famous work has brought in millions of dollars of revenue. Some of these pieces include "The Vienna I Love", "The Christmas I Love", "Fiesta!", "La vie est belle", "Musik zum Träumen", "Love Around the World", and "Romantic Paradise".

 

 

Till Lindemann is a German singer, musician, songwriter and actor.

Lindemann is best known as the lead vocalist and lyricist of the German band Rammstein.
 

Till is noted for his muscular stature, bass voice, and unique stage performances.

 

Rammstein has sold over 45 million records worldwide, with five of their albums receiving platinum status. Lindemann has been listed among the "50 Greatest Metal Frontmen of All Time" by Roadrunner Records. 

Bryan Adams is a Canadian singer and songwriter who's done so much more than just sing. His work has traversed across many mediums, and he even started his own organization that focuses on spreading education to those who don't have ready access to it. Not only is his music amazing, but everyone can get behind a singer who cares for others as much as he cares about his music.

 

Fans of Adams are in for a great ride this year because he has many shows ready for them. His first live concert for the year is on January 30th in Kitchener, Canada. You can also see him in London and St. Catharines in Canada before he heads out overseas to England. There, he's ready for the stages of Belfast, Sheffield, Liverpool, Cardiff, as well as places like Wellington, West Perth, Munich, and Oberhausen. His final date for 2019 is on July 4th in Toronto, Canada.

 

Bryan Adams Background

 

Bryan Guy Adams was born in Kingston, Ontario, Canada in 1959. Adams' father was a peacekeeping observer for the Canadian army, and Adams got to visit several countries with him on diplomatic trips. Adams had always been interested in music and got started at the age of 15 by singing in a local pub. In 1976, he surprised everyone by becoming the vocalist for the famous band, Sweeney Todd. He was made to sing one of their most popular songs, "Roxy Roller", and took the already popular song even further up the charts. His first popular song was "Straight From The Heart", and became his first Top 10 song in the US.

 

Bryan Adams’ Greatest Hits

 

A man like Adams has several notable songs and moments in his life. Some of his most popular songs are "Run To You", "Summer of '69", "Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?" and "Heaven". Adams has won 20 Juno Awards and 15 Grammy Award nominations. He also received the Order of Canada and Order of British Columbia for his philanthropic work.