The best sounds of Dire Straits come to the Felipe VI Auditorium with Óscar Rosende and his new band ‘gREAT sTRAITS’.
The show, considered the best tribute to the British rock band, will perform next Saturday, March 16, at 9:00 p.m.
The Estepona Town Hall informs that the best sound of the British band Dire Straits will sound in the Felipe VI Auditorium next Saturday, March 16, at 21:00 hours, in the show ‘The great songs of dIRE sTRAITS’. This is the new musical show by Oscar Rosende and his new band gREAT sTRAITS, in which he pays tribute to the group’s successful musical career.
After more than 260 concerts in Germany, Luxembourg, France, Portugal and Spain performing Mark Knopfler with his previous project (he was the creator, founder and leader of ‘Brothers in Band’ until 2019), Óscar Rosende presents his new band, gREAT sTRAITS, a spectacular cast of 9 renowned musicians with whom he reviews the wonderful musical work of Dire Straits.
The great songs of dIRE sTRAITS’ is born as the biggest tribute production to the British band in Europe, with a careful staging and an unmistakable sound quality: the most authentic recreation of the universe of their greatest hits.
Tickets on sale at: tafestepona.com and at the Auditorium box office from two hours before the start of the show.
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