In 2025, the legendary superhit of world-famous star Chris Norman “If You Think You Know How to Love Me” turns 50 years old. The British artist himself has been delighting fans on stage for 55 years.

On April 17, 2025, a concert by the original voice of the group “Smokie” Chris Norman and his band will take place at the Zalgirio Arena in Kaunas. The legendary musician will perform not only his “golden” hits, but also songs from his latest album “Junction 55”.

The musician actively performs all over the world and amazes thousands of fans with his unfading energy.

“Humor and sports help to maintain energy. I really want to relax, but I force myself to go to the gym,” smiles Chris, whose concert schedule is planned several years ahead.

Chris Norman’s concerts on April 17 at the Zalgirio Arena in Kaunas will feature “Living Next Door to Alice”, “Midnight Lady”, “Needles and Pins”, “Mexican Girl”, “Oh Carol”, “I’ll Meet You at Midnight”, “Don’t Play Your Rock’N Roll to Me” and other world-famous songs.

The name of Chris Norman is associated not only with an “energetic hand”, but also with lyrical songs, so in Kaunas both rock and roll and lyrical songs will sound at the same time. This is important, because the concert will take place on the eve of the spring holiday, when not only nature but also feelings awaken.

While communicating with other musicians, he recorded 12 new songs. Chris recorded three songs with his old friend and member of the group “Smokie” Pete Spencer, two with his current band member Geoff Carline, one with Michael Chapman, and the rest – independently.

The disc, which reflects the exceptional qualities of the musician and the harmony of melodies, was recorded and composed in Chris’s own studio.

“The title of the disc marks the fact that I am starting a new stage in my career – I have been performing on the professional stage for 55 years,” notes Chris Norman.

The music legend’s concerts on April 17 at the Zalgirio Arena in Kaunas will present spring Lithuania with a celebration of his creativity, which has been tested by millions of music fans.