2024 was more than a successful year for B.T.R. - one of Bulgaria's most iconic rock bands. They celebrated the band's 30th anniversary with a national jubilee tour, culminating in two consecutive concerts at Hall 1 of the National Palace of Culture, as well as a European tour. The new year, 2025, promises to be just as eventful, with two tours planned - a national club tour and a world tour.
The "National Club Tour 2025" kicks off on 7 February at the Sofia Live Club and continues in Varna (12 February), Plovdiv (15 February) and Stara Zagora (19 February). The musicians will then head to Germany, where they will play a concert in Münster on 22 February at the invitation of the "Little Bulgaria" cultural association.
They will embark on a two-month cross-continental world tour on 27 February. The first stop will be Dubai, followed by Tokyo and Honolulu (Hawaii). On 7 March they will begin a tour of the USA.

"It's interesting, we want to do these shows," says guitarist and main writer of B.T.R.'s music Slavcho Nikolov, who toured some of these places with the superband The Foundation a few years ago. - Especially for B.T.R. this will be our first concert in Tokyo. It will also be our first time in Honolulu. There are a few cities in the States that we haven't visited on previous tours. It's always exciting to meet different audiences and get the reaction of people who are seeing us live for the first time. So we've got a lot of positive energy going into this year.


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