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Greek music star Antonis Remos is preparing what promises to be one of the biggest concerts of his career, with new details emerging about the spectacular event planned for Thessaloniki.<\/p>\n
The concert will mark 30 years of Antonis Remos\u2019 recording career<\/strong> and is expected to transform the city\u2019s waterfront into a huge open air celebration.<\/p>\n Details of the ambitious production were revealed on Wednesday, September 2, during the television program Koinonia Ora Mega<\/em>, with journalists in Thessaloniki offering a glimpse into what audiences can expect.<\/p>\n The scale of the production is already attracting attention.<\/p>\n According to the details revealed during the broadcast, the main stage will stand approximately three metres high<\/strong> and will be positioned so that it effectively embraces the iconic statue of Alexander the Great.<\/p>\n Organisers are describing the setup as something rarely, if ever, seen at a concert by a Greek artist.<\/p>\n Construction and technical preparations are already underway, with crews working from early in the morning to ensure the venue is ready for rehearsals scheduled to begin around September 8.<\/p>\n But the stage itself is only part of the spectacle.<\/p>\n The production team is planning an enormous visual setup designed to allow people across the waterfront to follow the concert.<\/p>\n Approximately 1,000 square metres of high definition screens<\/strong> will be installed, accompanied by a powerful sound system designed to carry the music across the surrounding area.<\/p>\n One giant video wall will be positioned opposite the statue of Alexander the Great, while another will face towards the Thessaloniki International Fair.<\/p>\n Additional screens will be placed on both sides of the main stage so that crowds gathered along the New Waterfront of Thessaloniki<\/strong> can also watch the performance.<\/p>\n The ambition is clear: organisers want the concert to be visible and audible from a large section of Thessaloniki\u2019s waterfront, potentially stretching from the White Tower to the Makedonia Palace<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Perhaps the biggest surprise revealed ahead of the concert is the identity of its director.<\/p>\n The musical spectacular will be directed by acclaimed Greek theatre director Giorgos Nanouris<\/strong>, bringing significant theatrical experience to a production that is already being billed as anything but ordinary.<\/p>\n His involvement suggests that Remos\u2019 anniversary concert will go beyond a conventional live music performance, incorporating theatrical elements, large scale visuals and carefully designed staging.<\/p>\n With preparations already underway, expectations are building for a landmark night on the Thessaloniki waterfront as Antonis Remos celebrates three decades in Greek music.<\/p>\n \ud83d\udcc5 Key Event Details<\/p>\nA stage designed to dominate Thessaloniki\u2019s waterfront<\/h2>\n
Giant screens will bring the concert across the city<\/h2>\n
Giorgos Nanouris takes the director\u2019s chair<\/h2>\n
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