Jamiroquai attempts record breaking gig
Jamiroquai
Star in bid to perform highest ever concert
Jamiroquai is attempting to perform the highest ever concert.
Jay Kay and his band will perform a ’Gig In The Sky’ on February 27 aboard a Boeing 757 at 35,000 ft.
The gig will be attended by a Guinness World Records official to see if the band can make the record.
Jay Kay will take off from Munich in Germany, play a greatest hits set and then land at a secret location in Europe.
In a statement he said: “No one has ever done a gig like this before. Rock ‘n’ roll is all about pushing the boundaries and ’Gig In The Sky’ certainly does that.”
For full details of the gig click Sonyericsson.com.
Jay Kay and his band will perform a ’Gig In The Sky’ on February 27 aboard a Boeing 757 at 35,000 ft.
The gig will be attended by a Guinness World Records official to see if the band can make the record.
Jay Kay will take off from Munich in Germany, play a greatest hits set and then land at a secret location in Europe.
In a statement he said: “No one has ever done a gig like this before. Rock ‘n’ roll is all about pushing the boundaries and ’Gig In The Sky’ certainly does that.”
For full details of the gig click Sonyericsson.com.
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