Black Coffee will headline the New Year’s Eve party at Altos de Chavón
La Romana.– The legendary Altos de Chavón amphitheater will once again be the stage for the most anticipated celebration in the East on December 29th, with the stellar presentation of the renowned South African DJ and producer Black Coffee, in an evening produced by the businessman Gamal Haché.
Recognized for his innovative style and his fusions of electronic music with African rhythms, Black Coffee will arrive at the Altos de Chavón amphitheater, in Casa de Campo, with a repertoire loaded with international hits such as “Superman”, “Drive”, “We Dance Again”, “Buya” and “Your Eyes”, which have marked his career on the main stages of the world.
The multiple Grammy-winning American, Black Coffee, will bring his energy to ensure a vibrant night. It will be a welcoming atmosphere, where friends and families can see out the year in an environment that already constitutes a tradition of the tourist destination.
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The exclusive presale for Visa Banreservas cardholders will be enabled on October 1st at 11:00 AM, valid for 24 hours or until supplies last. General sales will begin on October 2nd at the same time. Tickets will be available through UEPA Tickets Online and at the Casa de Campo Homeowners Club.#Most read
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