Kicking off the tour on April 3rd in Texas, the U.S Tour
features performances at The Staples center, Madison Square Garden and
at the Bay Area's own Oracle Arena in Oakland. Mana played two sold out
shows at Oracle Arena back in September of 2007 and the venue is
thrilled to have them return in 2012.
General Manager Ron Little states: "We are thrilled to continue to work
with AEG Live to bring top international performers, such as Mana, to
fans in the Bay Area."
Tickets for Mana, "The World's Most Successful Latin American Rock
Group", go on sale this Friday, February 10th at 10:00 AM.
Ticket price are $140, $110, $99.50, $69.50 and $49.50 (additional
service charges may apply) and will be available at the Oracle Arena Box
Office, online at Ticketmaster.com and charge by phone at 800.745.3000.
Mana's "El Verdadero Amor Perdona" Is Once Again The #1 Latin Song In
The Country This Week. It Is The Third Consecutive #1 Single From Mana's
Multi-Platinum Album "Drama y Luz" And Extended The Group's Own Record
(8) For The Most #1 Singles By A Band on Billboard's "Hot Latin Songs"
Chart.
Having Already Won This Year's LATIN GRAMMY Award For "Best Rock Album"
And Premios People En Espanol Awards For "Best Album Of The Year" And
"Best Rock Group", Mana Currently Holds Another GRAMMY Nomination For
"Best Latin Pop, Rock or Urban Album" And FIVE PREMIO LO NUESTRO
Nominations.
Other top performers that have been announced to perform at Oracle Arena
during the 2012 season include The Black Keys on May 4th, Van
Halen, June 3rd and The Red Hot Chili Peppers on August 14th
and 15th.
The Oracle Arena and O.co Coliseum Complex is jointly owned by the City
of Oakland and Alameda County and managed by the Oakland Coliseum Joint
Venture (OCJV), owned in majority by SMG. SMG is the world's leading
company in the private development and management of public assembly
facilities, including more than 200 properties in arenas, stadiums,
convention centers, performing arts centers and recreational facilities
around the world.
