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After the successful concert held last October in
Macau, members of Air Supply, Russell Hitchcock and Graham Russell are going to
perform for the Macau audience at Sands Macau Theatre again on Friday, June 6 to Sunday, June 8,
2008 at 8:30pm.
“Air Supply is excited to visit
Macau again. We have always been looking forward to this opportunity and we are glad to be invited to play at
the Sands Theater again. We long to meet the Macau audience and we will make it another fabulous night for them” said Graham Russell,
Air Supply.
Air Supply has being playing for 33 years; it was formed in year 1975 in Australia.
Many of their songs
have achieved multi-million plays on the radio and have become the all-time-favorite throughout the world. Their all-the-time hits include “All
Out of Love”, “Making Love Out of Nothing at All”, “Every Woman in the World”, “Lost in Love”, “Two less Lonely People in the World” and
“Love and other Bruises”.
“We are honored to have Air Supply to perform at the Sands Theatre again. We have great feedback from their show last year and this time
we have decided to extend it to 3 consecutive nights. If you have watched their performance last year, you certainly should come again for
an entirely new experience. If you haven’t attended their show last year, you definitely don’t want to miss their incredible performance this
time!” said Mr. Mark Brown, President of Sands Macau and The Venetian
Macau-Resort-Hotel.
Macau
will be the first stop in Asia for the World Tour 2008 by Air Supply. They will also cover the Philippines, Singapore, Malaysia, Taiwan,
Thailand, Israel, Brazil, Canada and USA. The show will last for around 90 minutes.
Sands
Macau Theatre is equipped with some of the most advanced lighting and sound systems in the world. The 651 seats are
arranged in a way that provides perfect viewing from every seat in the house and gives the audience an intimate experience.
Tickets for the show (three shows consecutively on Friday, June 6 till Sunday, June 8 at
8:30pm) will be on sale from today, Monday, April 28; priced at
MOP$580 and MOP$680.
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