Passenger volverá a visitarnos para presentar “Wild Love”

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Passenger will visit us again to present “Wild Love”

Tickets are now available for Michael David Rosenberg’s next visit, i.e. Passengerto our country, a territory that he has not stopped visiting since he began his career.

The British singer and songwriter will tour Europe again next year to present the songs from what will be his next album, “Wild Love”which will be released on November 6 and for which the advance single “It Was Gonna Be You” has been released, a piece that remains in the sound and emotional universe to which we are accustomed.

But let’s get to the concert dates, which is what interests us most right now. In Spain we will see him in concert on April 3 at La Riviera in Madrid and April 4 at Razzmatazz, in Barcelona.

Tickets for these concerts are now on sale through doctormusic.com and tickets.com. The price is 45 Euros (VAT and distribution costs included).

“Wild Love” will be Passenger’s first album since the successful album was released in 2021. “Songs For The Drunk and Broken Hearted” in 2021, the acoustic album “Birds That Flew and Ships That Sailed” in 2022 and the compilation of songs for the theatrical adaptation of the novel “The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry”under the title of “One for the Road” in 2025.

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