Chicane To Perform In Bucharest At Tuborg Green Fest

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Fans have free access to Tuborg Green Fest concerts, which are scheduled between September 4-6, 2009.

Chicane mastermind is Nicholas Bracegirdle, one of the best known producers and composers in the world, who has been part of numerous collaborations and projects, such as "Disco Citizens", "Rebel Transcanner" and "Sitvac".

Bracegirdle's earliest influences in electronic music came from melodic composers such as Jean Michel Jarre and Vangelis, and his single “Offshore” is seen by fans and critics as one of the classics.

“Offshore” ranked first in UK charts and was included in the most important Ibiza-themed trance music compilation albums as well as on the first album, "Far From the Maddening Crowds", which later became one of the most sought after materials in electro-dance music.

Chicane attained popularity especially on the European musical scene with the release of the subsequent albums, as well as through the singles “Saltwater", "Don’t Give Up", featuring Bryan Adams, "Stoned in Love", with Tom Jones, "Bruised Water" with Natasha Bedingfield and "Wake Up" together with Keane.

His performance in Europe’s prestigious festivals (Glastonbury, Creamfields and Roskilde) shows Chicane going beyond the limits of electronic music transforming it into a real live experience.

Chicane will come back to Bucharest this fall for a concert at Tuborg Green Fest, which has featured many artists such as Red Hot Chili Peppers, Metallica, Linkin Park, Franz Ferdinand, Cypress Hill, David Guetta, Faithless, Kasabian and Whitesnake and has attracted hundred thousands fans from Russia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Croatia and Ukraine.