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Bilbao Blues Festival premieres a Travellin "Brothers in its quinta edition
The festival offerá más de una decena de conciertos gratuitos entre los días 24 y 26 de julio. El grupo de Leioa recibirá la txapela de honor del festival.
Travellin 'Brothers, at the Bilbao Blues Festival 2022
The Bilbao Blues Festival will celebrate 24 to 26 July its quinta edition, in which it will offer more of a free concert with El Arenal as the main stage and will premiere the tour of the Vizcaíno band Travellin 'Brothers.
Según ha destacado el director del festival, Carlos Malles, Travellin 'Brothers es "una banda pionera, un de las primeras del género en Euskadi" y se convertirá en la primera banda vasca en "conseguir la'txapela" del Bilbao Blues Festival.
El certamen continuará teniendo El Arenal como stage principal del festival, donde este año los conciertos de gran formato se reservarán para el viernes y el sábado.
The festival is driven by the Bilbao City Council and organized by the promoter Crazy Blues.
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