Planet Nikos

A few hours before the premiere at "Fever" with Stamatis Gonidis, Nikos Economopoulos spoke to "Proino mou» ( morning show at MEGA TV). He did not sleep this night , but still found it possible to talk , because he knows that all his fans are waiting for that and in general, Nikos is a very responsible person. With MEGA TV host Christos Nezos The hosts asked him about his life in this period of economic crisis and the singer replied: "I ​​was never greedy. All goes well and personally I feel very well. And in my business everything is rising up. In these difficult times we live in, all my business goes well, I have no complaints. "  He said a few warm  words about his partners in this collaboration: Stamatis Gonidis and Katerina Stikoudi. Nikos feel happy to be on stage alongside Stamatis Gonidis, who he respects as a great singer, so , when he was asked if he is aware of the competition, his answer was: "The competition is good! The comp...

Everything that transpired during Nikos Oikonomopoulos’ maiden tour turned out like a miracle:   here was a young singer who arrived at the green continent for the first time in his life, coming as a major artist and not as an addition to a more mature, established star.    Adding to the intrigue was the fact that this Greek singing sensation was not widely known in the Australian Greek community.  Many people were asking when they saw the publicity promoting his coming performances – “Who is this guy?”                                           However, two large venues at Sydney (Enmore Theatre, November, 2, 2012) and Melbourne (Westgate Complex, November, 5, 2012) were completely sold out:  the front table tickets, which were quite expensive ($300 for one sit) were all gone a month before the tour. But the major miracles occurred a...

The prince of Greek song, Nikos Oikonomopoulos, powered his way through his first ever performance in Australia , which took place at Enmore Theatre in Sydney .  Judging by the crowd’s overwhelmingly positive reception, and the size and quality of the venue, this appearance was a beginning of a new era – the time of “love Nikos Oikonomopoulos Syndrome” in Australia ! Australians have for some time been awaiting the arrival of the brightest young Greek Star and their expectations were fully met. Those lucky enough to be at the Enmore Theatre on Friday, 2nd November, 2012 , will never forget this evening. The blue-eyed 28 year-old singer had been performing live shows for more than a decade, including 6 years before his victory in the “Dream Show-2” in 2006.  It is unbelievable, but during this time he never had the chance to come to Australia , being tremendously busy with his concert life at home. The singer started his Sydney performance with one of his top...