Hotels-Paris.co.uk - Zucchero to Perform at Zenith de Paris

Italian singing star Zucchero will play live in Paris on May 12th.

2011-04-06

PARIS, FRANCE, April 05, 2011 (Press-News.org) Zucchero, one of the Italian music industry's biggest stars, is set to perform in Paris next month.

The artist's show at the Zenith de Paris on Thursday May 12th will see him play songs from his latest LP Chocabeck, which was released last year.

Born Adelmo Fornaciari, Zucchero has sold more than 40 million albums and won the hearts of fans around the world with his blend of rock, blues and gospel music.

In a career spanning four decades, he has built up an international profile by collaborating with artists such as Joe Cocker, Stevie Ray Vaughan and Eric Clapton.

Zucchero enjoyed his biggest UK hit in 1991 with Senza Una Donna (Without a Woman), a duet with Paul Young that reached number four in the singles chart.

Chocabeck features a song co-written with Bono, while Beach Boys legend Brian Wilson sings backing vocals on one of the tracks.

Tickets for the Zenith de Paris show are available online, with prices starting at EUR51 (GBP45). The performance is due to begin at 20:00 local time.

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