> OAKA
> OAKA
Anna Vissi: Rapturous reception at packed OAKA as tens of thousands of spectators attend
“You are embracing me so tightly and so uniquely that I will overcome the anxiety,” she said – The popular singer opened the concert with the song “Aegean”, signalling the start of a show lasting around three hours
Mitsotakis: In politics, stars alone are not enough – The World Cup message & signal for new benefits
Mitsotakis inspected the works at the Olympic Stadium (OAKA): “We want to create a new space for recreation and greenery” - Asked whether Greece will host a major sporting event in the future, he replied: “That time will come too”
Feverish preparations for Vissi’s mega-production at OAKA: The 360-degree stage, the Jennifer Lopez and Benson Boone scenarios, and how many tickets are left
She will perform on a circular, rotating stage, while organizers are still searching for the big support act that will appear alongside her – Everything we know so far about preparations for the show
Iron Maiden shook OAKA in front of tens of thousands of fans (videos-photos)
True to schedule, the band took the stage at 8:40 p.m. and for more than two hours delivered a unique performance to the Athens audience
Iron Maiden return to Athens tonight for a massive Heavy Metal celebration (photos-video)
After Metallica’s explosive OAKA appearance earlier this month, Athens prepares for another historic night as Iron Maiden begin their monumental anniversary tour to Greece
Athens in Final Four mode with Olympiacos chasing its 4th European title: Transport plans, Fan Zone and security measures
Telekom Center Athens is hosting the EuroLeague Final Four from May 22 to 24, with strict security measures, organized fan transportation and the city at the center of European basketball
Metallica and 80,000 fans caused an “earthquake” at OAKA – Everything that happened at the biggest concert of the year in Athens (videos-photos)
For two whole hours, James Hetfield and his bandmates shook the 80,000 spectators who packed the Olympic Stadium and enjoyed the “high priests” of the metal scene
