Europe to come to Istanbul for a concert

Europe to come to Istanbul for a concert

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Europe to come to Istanbul for a concert

Swedish band Europe comes to Turkey for a concert in Istanbul on Sept 28. Concert will be at Life Park.

Swedish rock band Europe is coming to Turkey for a concert in Istanbul next month. The band will perform on Sept. 28 at Life Park. 

The legendary group, which launched many famous hits of rock history such as a the “The Final Countdown”, “Carrie” and “Superstitious” have performed concerts all around the world since their reunion in 2003. 

Europe, which released its latest “Bag of Bones” album in the spring of 2012, will be performing from the album for one of the legendary autumn concerts at Life Park, which is a life and activity center with elegance and nature. In 2011, Europe confirmed that Kevin Shirley would produce their ninth studio album, “Bag of Bones.” The album was released on April 18, 2012 in Japan and on April 25 in Sweden by Gain Music Entertainment. It debuted at number 2 on the Swedish album chart and was later certified Gold in Sweden. The band will play at the Sweden Rock Festival in 2013, with their performance to be recorded for a future DVD release.

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