Exhibition by one of the most acclaimed and recognized artists of the last few years
Social class: music program
on 03/07/2023
Cavia Music Park Auditorium
Viale Pietro De Coubertin, 30 – Rome (RM) (Flaminio)
Between alt-pop, Nordic suggestions and orchestral elements, Aurora, thanks to her melodious and divine voice and her undeniable talent, is making her way into the music world at the rate of international awards and sold-out tours, with She is receiving as well. From the likes of Billie Eilish, Katy Perry and Tom Odell, with whom she most recently collaborated on the single ‘Butterflies’ released in late January. And equally recent is the unexpected success of 2016 single ‘Runaway’, where it has over 300 million daily visits on TikTok. Will take place in Rome on 3 July, at the Cavia Auditorium Parco della Musica, a date organized by Vincenzo Berti and Gianluca Bonanno for Ventidici and I Company.
Growing up in the beautiful forests near Bergen, Norway, Aurora began to feel the urge to write at the age of six. His first song, ‘Runaway’, was composed when he was just twelve years old. Success comes completely unexpectedly when, at the age of fifteen, a video of one of her live performances ends up online and after an initial refusal of a manager’s offer to become a performer, Aurora’s career begins.
In 2015 he won the prestigious Spellemannprisen award, the Norwegian equivalent of a Grammy, as Best Debut with the EP ‘Running with the Wolves’ and two years later, in January 2017, he won two Norwegian Grammys as Pop Solo Artist of the Year and March 2015. Music Video of the Year with the song ‘I Went Too Far’ from the debut album ‘All My Demons Greeting Me as a Friend’, released in 2016.
With their first long-distance work, Aurora performed twice in North America, with sold-out concerts everywhere, as well as appearances on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, Conan, and The Late Show with Steven Colbert. Appeared in major TV shows. An exciting debut that included headlining concerts in England, Germany, France, Denmark, Sweden, Holland, Belgium, Norway and extended tours in Australia, Singapore and New Zealand.
Most famous for her cover of the famous Oasis song, ‘Half the World Away’, Aurora was born and raised in Bergen, Norway. Inspired by the dark atmosphere and melancholy of the gray skies of his land, the young singer-songwriter creates a sometimes mystical sound. Some of his singles have also been chosen to make some successful TV series, including ‘The Flash’, ‘Teen Wolf’ and as the soundtrack for the FIFA 16 video game released in September 2018 for the prestigious Decca Records label. has followed him since the beginning, ‘A Different Kind of Human (Step 2)’ is the first part of a project that sees the sequel, ‘A Different Kind of Human (Step 2)’ released in 2019, a charming electro -Dream – Pop with arctic and dreamy atmosphere, which well represent the talent of the young artist.
In January 2022 comes The Gods We Can Touch (Decca/Universal), a provocative record that addresses desire and morality, analyzed from the perspective of Greek mythology. In each of the fifteen tracks that make up the album, we meet a different god: “The Greeks had goddesses for everything. For anxiety, for wine, for sex, one who was neither male nor Nor women … Long ago when this concept of deities began, they were more human, more relatable and almost touchable. Most importantly, they had flaws.” Arora says. “In short, this album is a celebration of all the things we should never be ashamed of,” he says, “a celebration of being human, and what makes us human.”
With over 2.5 billion streams and over one million copies sold worldwide, AURORA is conquering the world charts thanks to her undeniable talent and her stage presence
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on 03/07/2023
21.00
Ticket Prices:
Fraction: €36.50 + pre sale
Lateral Parter: €32.20 + Presale
Central Grandstand: €32.20 + Presale
Median Grandstand: €27.80 + Presale
Side Grandstand: €21.75 + pre-sale
Grandstand: €21.75 + pre-sale
Info: www.aurora-music.com
Place
Cavia Music Park Auditorium
Viale Pietro De Coubertin, 30 – Rome (RM)
flaminus
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