VASILIS PRODROMOU SOLO

Vasilis Prodromou SOLO

Vasilis Prodromou, armed with his guitars and his baglamas, says NO to all kinds of war and YES to all kinds of spring.

Following his last sold-out performance in the small hall of the multi-space venue PLYFA, he now moves to the larger hall of the same beloved venue and invites you to experience his SOLO show.

We will hear stories filled with existential and political concerns, songs about love, memory, and revolution, fairy tales about “forever,” “never,” or “never again.”
All of this with the mindset of “embracing everything of his own — both his rights and his wrongs,” as he sings in the track from his debut album (Life Starts from Now), titled At the Foot of the World.

Let’s get acquainted…

Vasilis studied at the Music School of Serres, while also taking lessons in folk guitar and three-string bouzouki from Stavros Vasdekis and Dimitris Psarras respectively.
As an Architecture student at the Democritus University of Thrace, he was active as a musician and singer on various stages and concerts across northern Greece.

In December 2013, upon completing his architectural studies, he made his debut appearance in Athens, performing with Glykeria and Babis Tsertos.
Since then, he has collaborated with top composers, songwriters, and performers both live and in studio, and continues to present his own music on stages within and beyond Athens — with his main musical companions being composer and accordionist Dasho Kurti, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter Dimitris Sindos, and drummer Thanos Tselebis.

He is also a member of Pagan, a progressive ethnic band, where he plays acoustic guitar and sings.

Live Collaborations:
Glykeria, Eleni Vitali, Natassa Bofiliou, Pagan, Dimitra Galani, Vasilis Tsitsanis Orchestra, Christina Maxouri (Songs of Sotiria), Pitsa Papadopoulou, Manolis Lidakis, Christos Nikolopoulos, Nikos Dimitratos, Ioulia Karapataki, Anatoli Margiola, Aspasia Stratigou, Manolis Pappos, Giorgos Merantzas, Melina Kana, Lizeta Kalimeri, Fotini Velesiotou, Sofia Kourtidou, and others.

Reservations can be made for groups of 4 or 6 people at seats with small side tables, based on a first-come, first-served basis, by calling 697 272 4257.

All other seating is assigned randomly.