Waiting list for Robbie Williams tickets surpasses 10,000 in under one hour

Jan 23 2023

If you planned on purchasing tickets to Robbie Williams’ concert in Malta on August 24th, you might want to think ahead because there are already waiting lists of over 10,000 people less than one hour since tickets went live.

Williams’ concert in Malta at the Floriana Granaries was announced on Friday, to the approval of thousands of Robbie-holics who were overjoyed at the idea of having such a big artist perform in Malta.

As of 1PM on Monday, exactly one hour after tickets went live, queues reached as much as 11,300, with estimated waiting times of 45 minutes to secure a 10-minute slot to be able to book tickets.

Do you plan on attending the Robbie Williams concert on the 24th of August?

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Justine Ellul documents Maltese band Ġenn’s Eurosonic journey

Jan 23 2023

Maltese, Netherlands-based documentary photographer Justine Ellul has just documented Brighton-via-Malta band ĠENN’s appearance at Eurosonic Noorderslag – one of Europe’s main showcase festivals for emerging artists.

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ĠENN was the first-ever band to represent Malta at this prestigious showcase festival. The festival has been instrumental in breaking acts like Dua Lipa, Bastille and Mø and puts a spotlight on artists from all over Europe.

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Athlete Claire Azzopardi breaks triple jump national record

Jan 23 2023

Maltese star athlete Claire Azzopardi has just broken the triple jump national record following a year of absence from the event.

Azzopardi is no stranger to breaking records and bagging awards for her athleticism, and her most recent venture in the London Indoor Games in Lee Valley saw her achieve yet another milestone.

Having focused on the long jump for the past two years, she made a comeback to the triple jump by improving by 16 centimetres on the previously established record.

Well done Claire!

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Another tremor hits the Maltese Islands in the span of a few days

Jan 23 2023

Int ħassejtha? That’s right, Malta has been hit by yet another tremor as the islands continue to be face a pattern of uncommon seismic activity.

On January 18th, three different earthquakes hit Malta in the span of 24 hours, with the strongest being registered at a magnitude of 5.1.

The University of Malta’s Seismic Monitoring and Research Group had warned that seismic activity will continue over the next few weeks, with the entirety of Europe experience a peculiar stint of tremors in the past days.

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