a musicianOn Saturday 17 September, the “Family” will celebrate its 30th birthday with a big party at the Lotto Arena in Antwerp. In addition to the actors from the series, there will also be some famous artists on stage. Willie Summers has already confirmed it, but Camille has now been added as well. Nice detail: Six days later, the singer is back on that stage during “Liefde Voor Muziek Live”.
“Do you know what really would give the fireworks? 30th Anniversary of the family party at Lotto Arena! I’ll be there with the family team. Are you partying?” Camille shared that message in a special video this morning. With this, the singer, who is currently one of the most popular in our country, announces important news. After all, she will be appearing at the Lotto Arena on Saturday 17th September to deliver a stunning stunning performance to the thousands of fans who come to celebrate the anniversary of their favorite series.
nostalgic look back
“I am very happy to be invited to sing some songs for the 30th anniversary of ‘Family,’” Camille says. “My family is the most important thing in the world to me and I never turn down birthday parties. So I hope to see you all at the Lotto Arena next! The roof is exploding! fireworks!”
The 30th Anniversary of the Family Party is going to be a big spectacle with the “Family” team putting together amazing performances. Annie Gerets, Aaron Plummert, Sandrine Andre, Joe Haines and many more offer a nostalgic look back at the past 30 years, through fun, animated, and unforgettable live shows. Interspersed with musical scores by Willie Somers and Camille. Tickets are available at 30yearfamilyparty.be†
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