The Swedish band Roxette act in Spain next November, with two concerts in Madrid and Barcelona that are included in the tour which began on March 1 in Russia and pass through four continents over the year, as detailed in official website of the group. If you had asked me a couple of years if we would do a world tour, would respond that noEsta tour marks the return of the band, consisting of Marie Fredriksson and Per Gessle, who made his last European tour in 2001 and since 1995, when he published his album craaash! Boom! Bang!, Did not conduct a global one.
Besides the tour, Roxette has released a new album to the market, Charm School, which has directly entered the post 14 of the Spanish charts, as the producer Live Nation. Since Roxette burst onto the scene in the late 80's with The Look, Look Sharp album, reached the top of the charts with singles such as It Must Have Been Love, Listen To Your Heart, Joyride, How Do I do, Dangerous, Fading Like a Flower or Dressed for Success.
The Swedish duo has sold over 75 million records and has been four years in the nineties, in the Top 100 on Billboard. "If you had asked me a couple of years if we would do a world tour, would have said no," has recognized the singer and guitarist, Gessle. "This is going to be magic," added the composer in a news release.
For its part, Fredriksson he was "really happy to know he has said, we're going back to see our fans." Tickets will go on sale March 18 and its price is 45 euros, plus expenses. Roxette will be in Madrid on November 18 and 19 in Barcelona. 
Besides the tour, Roxette has released a new album to the market, Charm School, which has directly entered the post 14 of the Spanish charts, as the producer Live Nation. Since Roxette burst onto the scene in the late 80's with The Look, Look Sharp album, reached the top of the charts with singles such as It Must Have Been Love, Listen To Your Heart, Joyride, How Do I do, Dangerous, Fading Like a Flower or Dressed for Success.
The Swedish duo has sold over 75 million records and has been four years in the nineties, in the Top 100 on Billboard. "If you had asked me a couple of years if we would do a world tour, would have said no," has recognized the singer and guitarist, Gessle. "This is going to be magic," added the composer in a news release.
For its part, Fredriksson he was "really happy to know he has said, we're going back to see our fans." Tickets will go on sale March 18 and its price is 45 euros, plus expenses. Roxette will be in Madrid on November 18 and 19 in Barcelona.
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