More than 60,000 people sang all the hits that are part of the soundtrack of several generations.
Once again, Estopa has made history. With a massive crowd and tickets sold in record time, David and Jose sold out the Civitas Metropolitano (58,000) and the Estadi Olmpic Llus Companys (more than 60,000) in less than five hours. They have become the first Spanish group to perform alone, without previous support acts, to hang the sold-out sign at the Estadi.
Just four months after the release of their latest album, Estopa can already boast an enviable track record. And in these 25 years of career they have accumulated 70 platinum records and have just recorded a brand new gold record with their latest studio album. TOW.
Rcord
The Cornell team continues to break and surpass personal records… After Seville (45,000) and Madrid (58,000), Barcelona was the venue for the most crowded concert of his career. An event that marked a before and after in the musical history of this country, with spectacular figures only comparable to the quality of an enviable discography. and with a very complete catalogue of hits collected throughout his career.
Undisputedly, This is the most massive tour of his career and, surely, one of the most successful that a Spanish artist has ever done in recent years. With just over 20 concerts, Estopa have managed to sell half a million tickets in Spain alone, since this figure does not include the number of attendees on the Latin American tour they undertook a few months ago.
Sold out
It is also the first time that On the same tour of a Spanish artist, all tickets are sold out in three stadiums: La Cartuja (Seville), Civitas Metropolitano (Madrid) and LEstadi Llus Companys (Barcelona).
The 25th Anniversary Tour will have its grand finale at the Palau Sant Jordi in Barcelona on October 18th coinciding with the exact date of the 25th anniversary of the release of their first studio album Tow (10/18/99) and whose tickets also sold out in a matter of minutes.
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