Exactly as it happened in 2003, DAVID SYLVIAN chooses Italy as the European country in which to perform the most dates, testifying to the magical relationship that binds him to his Italian fans. The former Japan starts on 7 September in Stockholm on a theatre tour that will end with the concert in Turin. Since the last Italian tour in support of the album 'Blemish'which still remains his last unreleased work as a solo artist, the Bath-born artist devoted himself mainly to the project named Nine Horses in which they participated Steve Jansen (his brother, formerly with David in Japan and already present on the last tour) and Burnt Friedmanwhich produced 'Snow Borne Sorrow' in 2005 and the EP 'Money for all' in 2006.
The tour will also touch Norway, Denmark, Ireland, England, Belgium and France.
Here are the details of the Italian stages:
SUNDAY 23 SEPTEMBER - MILAN - G.VERDI CONSERVATORY
POLTRONISSIMA 55€ + prev.
FIRST ARMCHAIR 50€ + prev.
SECOND ARMCHAIR 40€ + prev.
SECTOR D 35€ + prev.
SECTOR E 30€ + prev.
MONDAY 24 SEPTEMBER - REGGIO EMILIA - TEATRO VALLI Prices and seat orders still to be defined
WEDNESDAY 26TH SEPTEMBER - CONEGLIANO V.TO (TV) - ACCADEMIA THEATRE
PLATEA ARMCHAIRS 60€ + prev.
GALLERY ARMCHAIRS 60€ + prev.
PLOTRONE LOGGIA 50€ + prev.
THURSDAY 27 SEPTEMBER - ROME - AUDITORIUM CONCILIAZIONE
POLTRONISSIMA 50€ + prev.
ARMCHAIR 40€ + prev.
SATURDAY 29 SEPTEMBER - TURIN - COLISEUM THEATRE
Prices and seat orders still to be defined
