The legendary Bulgarian rock band Tangra formed in the 1970s. It went through different music styles, and for a period of time its line-up included quite a few big-name artists.
In 2020, the musicians announced that they were preparing a new album, but a year later, Konstantin Markov (founder of the band) passed away. Despite the heavy loss, ˮTangraˮ continued to create music.
Poet Alexander Petrov told Radio Bulgaria that a new version of ˮLove We Can't Do Withoutˮ, a favourite song of generations of Bulgarians, was just recorded. Alexander wrote the lyrics, Boris Karadimchev composed the music, the arrangement is by
Dani Ganchev (keyboards). Borislav Mudolov (vocalist), Ivo Chalakov (guitars). Stefan Popov (drums), Valeri Grigorov (bass guitar) also participated in the recording.
The Boris Hristov House of Culture in Plovdiv hosts the annual Plovdiv Jazz Fest 2025. Starting today until November 9, the forum brings together jazz performers from Bulgaria and the world, offering a diverse program of concerts,..
One of the most popular vocal groups of the 1980s, Tonika SV, is celebrating its 45th anniversary on stage with a grand concert in Sofia. The group is to perform its greatest hits on November 8, in Hall No 1 of the National Palace of Culture. Their..
The new nonprofit foundation Bulgarian Classical Concerts – Los Angeles , founded by two exceptionally successful and talented Bulgarian women – violinist Blagomira Lipari and composer Penka Kouneva – with the mission of promoting Bulgarian classical..
"Every prelude by Debussy is a perfect musical world" - this is how young Bulgrian pianist Emanuil Ivanov answers the question about his favorite part..
One of the events with which Mary Boys Band mark their 30th anniversary is a concert with a large symphony orchestra in Bulgaria Hall in Sofia on..
“Every person believes in God differently. In the force we call God,” said folk singer Yanka Rupkina – one of the symbols of Bulgarian musical culture..
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