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Sbtrkt No Optimus Alive 11 De Julho No Palco Heineken Press Release | Lisboa, 11 de março de 2014 SBTRKT NO OPTIMUS ALIVE 11 DE JULHO NO PALCO HEINEKEN SBTRKT é a nova confirmação do Optimus Alive’14. Conhecido pelas remisturas de bandas e artistas como Radiohead, M.I.A. Modeselektor, Basement Jaxx, Mark Ronson, Jessie Ware, Yukimi Nagano, Underworld, entre muitos outros, SBTRKT tornou-se rapidamente num artista de culto na cena da música eletrónica britânica. Ainda sem anúncio para a data de lançamento do tão aguardado segundo longa duração, Aaron Jerome, nome de batismo, promete trazer até ao Passeio Marítimo de Algés alguns dos novos temas que tem vindo a divulgar. Ainda no passado mês de janeiro o produtor partilhou o seu mais recente tema que conta com a participação de Jessie Ware, Sampha e Tic. Também no final do ano passado SBTRKT lançou "IMO". O Optimus Alive'14 tem data marcada para 10, 11 e 12 de julho, no Passeio Marítimo de Algés. Os bilhetes do festival já se encontram à venda nos locais habituais. Artistas já confirmados: Au Revoir Simone, Arctic Monkeys, Bastille, Buraka Som Sistema, Caribou, Cass McCombs, Chet Faker, Chromeo, Daughter, Elbow, Interpol, Imagine Dragons, MGMT, Parquet Courts, PAUS, SBTRTK, Temples, The 1975, The Black Keys, The Lumineers, The War on Drugs e Unknown Mortal Orquestra. www.sbtrkt.com www.facebook.com/SBTRKT www.optimusalive.com www.everythingisnew.pt * Bilhete Diário: 53,00€ * Passe 3 Dias: 105,00€ *Bilhete Diário + CP Linha de Cascais: 55,20€ (à venda em qualquer Fnac da Grande Lisboa) * Passe 3 Dias + CP Linha Cascais: 111,60€ (à venda em qualquer Fnac da Grande Lisboa) * Bilhete Diário + CP IC Porto: 83,00€ (à venda em qualquer Fnac do Porto) * Bilhete Diário + CP IC Coimbra: 77,00€ (à venda na Fnac de Coimbra) Passeio Marítimo de Algés (Oeiras) Bilhete Diário * 53,00 Euros Passe 3 Dias (10, 11 e 12 de julho) * 105,00 Euros Bilhete Diário + Bilhete Comboio Linha de Cascais * 55,20 Euros Passe 3 Dias + Bilhete Comboio Linha de Cascais * 111,60 Euros Bilhete Diário + CP IC Porto * 83,00€ Passe 3 Dias + CP IC Porto * 135,00€ Bilhete Diário + CP IC Coimbra * 77,00€ Passe 3 Dias + CP IC Coimbra * 129,00€ Acesso Campismo 3 Dias - Lisboa Camping (10 a 13 de julho) * 16,00 Euros Locais de Venda: Fnac, Worten, El Corte Inglés, CTT, Agência Abreu, Agência ABEP, CC Dolce Vita (Amadora, Funchal, Coimbra, Ovar, Vila Real e Porto), Flur, Centros Comercias MMM (Espaço Guimarães, Fórum Viseu, Fórum Coimbra, Fórum Sintra, Almada Fórum, Fórum Montijo, Fórum Algarve), Centros Comerciais Mundicenter (Centro Comercial Amoreiras, Odivelas Parque, Spacio Olivais, Arena Shopping, Galerias Campus S. João), TicketLine (Reservas: 1820 e www.ticketline.pt) e no site oficial da Everything is New (www.everythingisnew.pt) Espanha: Breakpoint (www.breakpoint.es) e TicketMaster (www.ticketmaster.es) Reino Unido: SEE Tickets (www.seetickets.com) Dinamarca: Billetnet (www.billetnet.dk) Alemanha: TicketMaster (www.ticketmaster.de) França, Bélgica, Suíça: Fnac (www.fnac.com); Carrefour; Géant; Magasins U; Intermarché .
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