BBC Radio Interview Sparks Off Constantia Brothers 2011 Tour

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(Free-Press-Release.com) September 4, 2010 -- Super world music group, The Constantia Brothers have sensationally been thrown back into the International spotlight after an exclusive interview on BBC Radio Norfolk. Lead singer, Andreas Yiasimi, surpised officials during the crowning ceremony of Cromer Carnival Queen with a hip shaking performance of the song he penned for the occasion. BBC interest paved the way for an exclusive radio interview on the popular Steven Bumfrey show and has been projected around the globe via video sites like You Tube.

Now the brothers plan an album release and a tour is in the pipeline "The music industry is so unpredictable" explained Andreas "We knocked it on the head while it was peaking around 10 years ago because we wanted to start families" The brothers shot to fame after they appeared on prime time television in the UK and then entered a song for Cyprus in the Eurovision song contest. After having a release with Delta Records a string of BBC Radio 2 live sessions followed and they packed theaters across the country including Norwich Theater Royal in Norwich.

The brothers will continue to perform at their family run venue, Constantia Cottage Restaurant but have made plans to return to the recording studio for the first time after 15 years. "We are looking forward to treading the boards again" said Andreas "Choreography for a couple of big shows is already underway and we promise fans quite a spectical" Music video locations have been mapped after a production company moved in soon after the interview.

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