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UK singer Billy Page tours Vietnam

Singer and songwriter Billy Page from the UK will tour HCM City on December 11 and 13, as part of his tour around Asia.
UK singer Billy Page tours Vietnam ảnh 1Singer and songwriter Billy Page from the UK will tour HCM City on December 11 and 13, as part of his tour around Asia. (Photo: anyarena.com)


HCM City (VNA) - Singer and songwriter Billy Page from the UK will tour HCM City on December 11 and 13, as part of his tour around Asia.

Page began his musical career with a singing role in a musical production for the BBC, followed by major parts in musical theatre.

He has toured in Europe and appeared in numerous programmes on television and radios. He has released several albums featuring his own rock&roll and soul songs.

Page will perform from 8pm on December 11 at Saigon Outcast, 188/1 Nguyen Van Huong street, in District 2. Tickets cost 50,000 VND and 30,000 VND for students.

His other show will start at 9pm at Saigon Ranger, 5/7 Nguyen Sieu street, in District 1. Entrance is free.-VNA

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