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Eric Clapton to Perform in Nice After 14-Year Absence from France

Eric Clapton to Perform in Nice After 14-Year Absence from France

The iconic British guitarist will take the stage at Palais Nikaia on June 2, 2025, as part of his European tour.
Eric Clapton is set to perform at the Palais Nikaia in Nice, France, on June 2, 2025, marking his return to the French concert scene after more than 14 years.

The legendary guitarist and singer-songwriter, renowned for his pivotal contributions to the genres of rock, blues, and pop music, is expected to attract a significant audience.

Clapton's concert is part of a broader European tour, which will also include a performance at the Accor Arena in Paris on May 31, 2025.

Fans can anticipate a diverse setlist showcasing Clapton's extensive musical catalog, featuring classic hits such as _Layla_ (1970), _Cocaine_ (1977), _Wonderful Tonight_ (1977), and _Tears in Heaven_ (1992).

Additionally, the concert will highlight tracks from his latest studio album, _Meanwhile_, which was released in 2024. The upcoming event offers an opportunity for audiences to experience Clapton's celebrated guitar skills and unique musical style live.

The concert at Palais Nikaia is scheduled to begin at 8:00 PM, with ticket prices ranging from €89.50 to €166.50. Tickets are available for purchase through the venue's official website.
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