[CANCELED] Ska-P in concert at the Arenile Reload in Naples

The Ska-P return in concert in Italy and will make a stop at the Arenile Reload in Naples offering pieces of civil and political commitment

CANCELED CONCERT

The 18 July 2014 concert of the Ska-P has been canceled due to technical-logistical complications. An official statement by PulPul states that:

We will do our best to reschedule the date in the future as soon as there is a chance, because we care a lot to play for the first time in Naples. Thanks to all the local and southern Italian fans, with the hope of recovering the concert as soon as possible

It will be possible ask for a refund of the ticket price within the 30 July at the pre-sales where the coupon was purchased.
The refund will be automatic for those who bought the ticket at UfficioK or MailTicket

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- Ska-P They return to Italy after the success of last summer's summer tour, which saw them play a leading role in various locations in our country.
In Naples, the Spanish group will rise on the stage ofArenile Reload and he will do it again during the summer, the 18 July 2014.

With all their energy and their impetuosity, the Ska-P will propose the songs that have made them famous and which have contributed to spreading their civil and political ideals. Sons of the working class Madrilena, the members of the group have supported, in their songs, themes such as anti-fascism, the struggle for the civil rights, the legalization of marijuana, the abolition of bullfighting, the anti-globalization, the strong criticism of US military and economic imperialism.

After a short period, started by the 2005 and lasted three years, during which the band broke up, the Ska-P returned together and released "Lagrimas y Gozos", Re-proposing committed and strongly critical pieces to the" system ", which expands in the name of profit and exploiting the weakest.

The tour will start in May and will also touch Bologna, where the ska-punk band will participate in the Festival of Idro for three evenings, and the Sardinian coast, on the Lungomare Sant'Elia in Cagliari.