Chris de Burgh - It's Never Too Late

at Koninklijk Theater Carre, Amsterdam

Chris de Burgh performs at Koninklijk Theater Carre in Amsterdam on Sunday 2 May 2027 at 19:00. The Irish singer-songwriter brings his rock pop repertoire to this legendary venue, known for hosting world-class entertainment. This is your chance to experience de Burgh's enduring catalogue of hits in an intimate theatre setting.

Date: Sun 2 May · 19:00
Promoter: Mojo Concerts

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Koninklijk Theater Carre, Amstel 115-125, 1018 EM · Get directions

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What to expect

Chris de Burgh - It's Never Too Late is a pop concert at Koninklijk Theater Carre, 2.2 km from the centre of Amsterdam. It is a good pick for music fans and a night out with friends. If you want to make a night of it, 3 other events are on in Amsterdam the same day.

About the event

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About Chris de Burgh

Chris de Burgh is a British and Irish singer-songwriter born in Argentina who started as an art rock performer before moving towards pop-oriented material. He has achieved several top 40 hit singles in the UK and enjoys particular popularity in Norway and Brazil. His 1975 track "A Spaceman Came Travelling" became a popular Christmas song, whilst his 1986 love song "The Lady in Red" reached number one in several countries. De Burgh has sold over 45 million albums worldwide throughout his career.

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About Koninklijk Theater Carre

Koninklijk Theater Carré is a classicist-style theatre situated on the Amstel river in Amsterdam's city centre. Originally established in the late nineteenth century by Oscar Carré as Circus Carré, the venue received its royal designation during its centenary celebration in 1987. The historic building continues to serve as a significant cultural institution in the Dutch capital.

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