Music
Giorgos & Nikos Stratakis at Technopolis
Crete is ready to “conquer” Athens – and this night will be unforgettable. Giorgos and Nikos Stratakis are coming for a landmark concert, filled with passion, tradition, and… a storm of emotions.
After an impressive summer tour through every corner of Greece, the Stratakis brothers bring the sound and soul of Crete to Technopolis on September 3rd, blending authenticity with the freshness of their own artistic vision.
What can we expect?
- A three-hour celebration full of Cretan rhythm.
- Sounds of lyra, laouto, wind instruments, and violin that will transport us.
- Songs from their rich discography, along with surprise covers that showcase tradition in a modern, explosive way.
This isn’t just another concert — it’s a life-changing musical experience, a meeting point where yesterday and today come together. The Stratakis brothers stand firmly on their heritage with respect, but take it one step further — lyrically, dynamically, and with deep humanity.
On stage with them:
Manolis Stratakis – Davul
Alekos Chatzakis – Double Bass
Giorgis Saloustros – Wind Instruments
Giannis Kozyrakis – Guitar
Panos Georgakopoulos – Drums
Christos Psaromiligkos – Violin
Stefanos Chamalidis – Trumpet
Sound Engineer: Manos Tsirigotakis
Photo | Giorgos Kontochristofis
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Event details:
- Doors open: 20:00
- Start time: 21:00
- Venue: Technopolis City of Athens
- Tickets: Presale €13 | At the door €15 | Children under 12 free
Why you shouldn’t miss it:
- Because this will be the biggest moment in the Stratakis brothers’ career so far.
- Because the energy of Crete will meet the autumn Athenian night.
- Because moments like these can’t be repeated — you live them in the moment and remember them forever.
Mark the date and get ready for a night full of rhythm, passion, and joy!
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