Aura Dione - Live Tour in Europe

Aura Dione is a Danish singer-songwriter. Her real name is Maria Louise Jønsen and she was born on 21st of January 1985 in Copenhagen, Denmark. She has Faroese, Spanish, French and Danish origin (her mother was Faroese/French and her father was Danish/Spanish).

Her parents introduced her into music world and the first song was written when she was 8 years old. Her parents were hippies and sailed around of the oceans of the world with her as a child until the 7-year-old was given residence on Bornholm. Here she began her schooling and was enrolled as a teenager in high school, but in the middle she chose to move to Australia where she sought inspiration from the Aborigines. This resulted later in the song "Something From Nothing". This was her debut single and it was followed by "Song for Sophie" both being included on her 2008 debut album - "Columbine".

Aura released her second studio album "Before the Dinosaurs" on 4th of November 2011. The first single release "Geronimo" was produced by David Jost and went straight to the first place in the official German Media Control Charts. In the same year Aura Dione won an European Border Breakers Award for her international breakthrough. Aura Dione released a second single "Friends" of her international hit album. The song is written and produced by David Jost and Rock Mafia and recently reached the official German Radio Charts number one.

Bon Jovi - Live in Bucharest

The well known rock band Bon Jovi is taking an world tour in 2011. One of their destinations was Bucharest, Romania. They had a great concert in Parliament Square on 10th Of July.

Jon Bon Jovi, Richie Sambora, David Bryan and Tico Torres sang in Bucharest the most important tracks of their career. 55000 people assisted their performance. 180 minutes had the entire show. If you have the opportunity to see this band live this summer, I strongly recommend to do it. They are fresh and fun. Check out this movie filmed in Bucharest.

Dicte

Dicte started to play at a very young age and first appeared in 1983 with original songs and tracks from Janis Joplin's repertoire. She played in the beginning with a band from Viborg, called Farandola, but in 1987 she moved to Aarhus, where she played in many different contexts, until 1989 when she formed the group Her Personal Pain. Shortly after the formation ran in and won the talent competition Vi har scenen - har I musikken.

This band released in 1990 a disk with six songs. They went in a tour across the country and therefore the group was well known in music circles, not so much the general public, despite

a successful concert at the Roskilde Festival in 1990. This band participated in a support disk for Amnesty International, and in 1992 finally appeared Her Personal Pains first independent album.

However, this group was disbanded in 1993, when Dicte went solo. Dicte first solo album was released in 1994, and was rewarded with a three annual grant from the State Arts Foundation. She has since released several albums with the original concept that makes Dicte to an energy of Danish music. She has not been afraid to try other genres such as jazz, classical and R & B, although rock is most evident in her music.

In addition, she has tried their hand at film and theater as an actor, right she has created music for theater pictured out. Gradually, Dicte assembled a band named The Sugarbones, where she plays guitar and sings along with, among other things her longstanding collaborator operational part that requests Gliemann on keyboards.

Dicte was nominated for Danish Music Awards 2007 as the Danish Singer of the Year.

The Sugarbones:

Kæv Gliemann - keyboards, guitars, programs and choir

Mika Vandborg - guitars and choir

Lennart Ginman - bass

Thomas Duus - drums and choir