Lyubo Kirov's new album, titled "Futurofonia", is due to be released in May, and along with it, a national tour will start, which will visit 13 cities in Bulgaria, including two concerts in Hall 1 of the National Palace of Culture in Sofia.
The word "Futurofonia" itself was created by Lyubo Kirov, combining "futuro" (from the Latin futurus - forthcoming, future) and "phonia" (from the Greek phōnē - sound, voice). This suggests a future sound and an innovative approach.
The singer's team talks about the studio sound for 2026, which is defined by a hybrid approach, combining analog warmth and new digital audio technologies. The goal is to create deeper, more immersive soundscapes.
During the tour, the audience will be able to hear the songs from the new album "Futurofonia" live for the first time, along with Lyubo Kirov's biggest hits and special stage surprises.
The tour will pass through Ruse (June 10), Plovdiv (June 18), Dobrich (June 23), Stara Zagora (June 25), Pleven (July 3), Gabrovo (July 4), Varna (July 9), Veliko Tarnovo (July 15), Burgas (August 2), Sandanski (September 9), Pazardzhik (November 5), Haskovo (November 6), Sofia (Hall 1 of the National Palace of Culture - November 13 and 14) and Blagoevgrad (November 19).