Beth Hart in Athens, June 30th

She has impressed her fans for twenty whole years with her extreme vocal range and musical talent. Beth Hart’s unique voice has moved guitar legends Jeff Beck, Slash, Joe Bonamassa, and Buddy Guy to record albums with her and appear live on stage alongside her.

Beth Hart’s concerts in New York, Los Angeles, London, Paris, Berlin, Milan, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Helsinki, Sydney and Melbourne, were all sold-out.

Her best live performance is, perhaps, her duet with Jeff Beck in the “2012 Kennedy Center Honors”, where they paid tribute to Buddy Guy. The crowd gave her a standing ovation, while among them were US President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama.

Her new album, “Better Than Home” is expected soon. She will be making a world tour, stopping by Athens on the 30th of June, on Tuesday, in Technopolis, Gazi, in the heart of the capital.

The sale of tickets begins on March 2nd.

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