Ja jadę do Pragi. 6.11 Bardzo dobry sektor, cena jeszcze lepsza. Jak zobaczyłam ceny biletów w Berlinie to się zniechęciłam.
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Miło było by odświeżyć temat najbardziej obiecującego wspólczesnego wokalisty POP:
*Jego drugi album Unorthodox Jukebox (do tej pory jestem w szoku, że coś takiego zostało wydane w 2012! )
dotarł to szczytu listy BILLBOARD 200 ALBUMS, w przyszłym tygodniu pokryje się platyną.
*Pierwszy singiel, Locked Out Of Heaven, był #1 przez 6 tygodni na liście Billboard Hot 100
Drugi singiel,
When I Was Your Man, jest obecnie #3 na liście Billboard Hot 100
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Info z wczoraj:
To był jego pierwszy koncert na stadionie...
i co się stało?
Bruno Mars isn’t even a little bit country. But he’s now a RodeoHouston record-breaker.
1.March 7, 2013: Bruno Mars with 75,175
2.March 15, 2012: Jason Aldean with 74,901
3.March 11, 2012: La Original Banda El Limon and Duelo with 74,588
4.March 14, 2012: The Band Perry with 74,241
The pop superstar’s stadium debut drew 75,175 fans, besting Jason Aldean’s 2012 record. Lines throughout the venue were long, and enthusiasm was high well before he rolled up to the stage in a white car.
Mars is, to put it plainly, a fantastic entertainer. He sings beautifully, is a charming dancer and was backed by a showy band, complete with horn section and their own impressive footwork. He’s an expert at playing to every person in the building. It’ll be hard for any forthcoming show to top this one.
Kickoff tunes “Moonshine” and “Natalie” had a triumphant, ’70s swagger. Mars sported flannel, shades and his trademarks fedora (a look matched by his band).
“Fellas, we made it to the Rodeo,” he said amid the cheers.
At his command, thousands of seated fans jumped to their feet for the old-school groove of “Treasure.” That’s no easy take in such a mammoth venue.
He drew out the final few lines of “Billionaire” to take in the crowd’s cheers; preceded his own “Marry You” with a few swoon-inducing lines of Robert & Johnny’s We Belong Together; and dressed up the frenetic “Runaway Baby” with some James Brown moves and a bullhorn.
He dedicated “Young Girls,” his take on a country song, to “all the little heartbreakers” and “vicious Houston women.” It was more pop than twang, despite the acoustic guitar (but so is most of country radio).
He saved all the big hits for the second-half. He channeled early Michael Jackson during a heartfelt “When I Was Your Man.” The urgent pulse of “Grenade” benefited from a grander, beefier musical framework. And recent chart-topper “Locked Out of Heaven” again brought the crowd to its feet. It also had them screaming, again, at the top of their lungs thanks to a few serious hip swivels.
“If you got a lighter, put it up! If you got a fried Twinkie, put it up” Mars yelled before serenading the stadium with “Just the Way You Are.”
“We ain’t never done anything like this before. Thank you so much,” Mars said just before hopping in the bed of a pickup truck and exiting the arena. It was all too brief, but he’ll be back Aug. 15 at Toyota Center. Minus the fried desserts.
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