Forging Eurovision tickets too
All participants of the 2011 Junior Eurovision will be in Armenia on November 27. This is what organizers of the contest in Armenia said during a press conference today.
Winner of last year's Junior Eurovision Vladimir Arzumanyan and singer Sirusho, who won 4th place in the 2008 Eurovision will also be performing at the concert.
"A world renowned artist will also be at the concert, but we wouldn't like to announce his name yet. It is the important part of our concert. If we announce the name, there will be less interest," contest organizer Gohar Gasparyan said. She will be hosting this year's contest along with Avet Barseghyan.
The organizers promise that the contest in Armenia will be no different from the contests that have been organized in different countries across Europe.
"People will witness a show at the sport-concert complex. We can't say how much money has been spent for organizing the context, but that will be clear a couple of days after the contest," Gohar Gasparyan said.
We inform that ticket prices range from 9 Euros to 55 Euros. The contest organizers weren't able to say how many tickets have been sold already, but they did inform that the more expensive tickets still haven't been sold.
Press speaker for Junior Eurovision Artak Vardanyan called on everyone to pay attention. "The Eurovision tickets have patents. Pay attention to the holographic signs so that you don't have any problems at the entrance."
Junior Eurovision will be held in Yerevan on December 2-3, and the grand prize will be created by artist Nur.
