Mikel erentxun to Celebrate 40 years of Duncan Dhu in Pamplona Concert
Table of Contents
Tickets for the highly anticipated performance by Mikel Erentxun are now available, ranging from €36.95 to €50.95. The concert,a celebration of the 40th anniversary of the iconic Spanish group Duncan Dhu,will take place on Friday,December 19,at 8:00 p.m. at the Baluarte concert hall in Pamplona.
A milestone Performance at baluarte
The upcoming concert marks a meaningful stop on Mikel Erentxun’s tour commemorating four decades of Duncan Dhu. The performance, scheduled for the Main Room at Baluarte, promises a nostalgic journey through the band’s extensive discography. Erentxun will be joined on stage by a talented ensemble including Ruben Caballero on guitar, Mikel Azpiroz on keyboards, Fernando Neira on bass, and Karlos Arancegui on drums.
Why is this happening? Mikel erentxun is celebrating the 40th anniversary of his band, Duncan Dhu, with a tour that includes a performance in Pamplona. Who is involved? The concert features Mikel Erentxun and his bandmates: Ruben Caballero, Mikel Azpiroz, Fernando Neira, and karlos Arancegui. What will happen? Erentxun will perform a concert featuring classic Duncan Dhu hits.How will it unfold? The concert will take place on December 19th at the Baluarte concert hall.
Classic Hits to Resonate with Fans
Fans can anticipate hearing beloved classics during the performance, including hits such as “One Hundred Seagulls,” “Somewhere,” “Casablanca,” “Those Black Eyes,” “I can’t help but think of you,” and “By your side.” The concert offers a unique chance to experience the enduring legacy of Duncan dhu and the musical evolution of Mikel Erentxun.
Ticket Information and Availability
Tickets, organized by Get In, are priced at €36.95, €45.95, €48.95, and €50.95. They can be purchased through several convenient channels: the official website www.baluarte.com,the Baluarte ticket offices,and the NICDO information and sales point located in the La Morea Shopping Center.
This concert represents a significant cultural event for Pamplona, drawing fans from across the region to celebrate a pivotal moment in Spanish music history.