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Bulgarian Mayor Travelling To Belgrade For AC/DC Concert

May 26, 2009

According to the FOCUS Information Agency, the mayor of the Bulgarian coastal town of Kavarna, Tsonko Tsonev, will travel to Belgrade, Serbia later today (Tuesday, May 26) to see AC/DC. Hundreds of fans are gathering at Sofia's Central Station to make the trip with three trains to see the concert.

The first train — Kavarna Rock 'N Roll Train — will leave for Belgrade at 10:50 a.m. The other two trains have 800 seats.

This unique opportunity for Bulgarian fans to see the concert has been made possible by Tsonev and the Kavarna municipality.

Journalists and VIP guests will travel to Belgrade on the first train.

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