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SCORPIONS Singer Surprises Band's 'Biggest Fan' On Greek TV

May 21, 2007

SCORPIONS singer Klaus Meine appeared yesterday (Sunday, May 20) on a popular Greek TV show in order to surprise the band's biggest fan in Greece. The fan, named Vassilis, won tickets to the SCORPIONS show in Athens on June 18 and backstage passes to the concert.

Klaus is in Greece for the press conference to promote the upcoming Scorpions Festival. The event, which takes place every summer, will be headlined by the SCORPIONS and will feature special guests, including up-and-coming artists. This year's festival will feature performances by the SCORPIONS (joined by special guest Uli Jon Roth),JOE COCKER and JULIETTE AND THE LICKS. The billing will be completed by a Greek band, to be announced during the coming weeks.

(Thanks: Elena / www.metalzone.gr)

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