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October 2, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Statoil: Artist Katie Melua set a new world record

Artist Katie Melua set a new world record when she performed at the bottom of one of the concrete shafts on the Troll A platform on Monday 2 October. The concert venue 303 metres below sea level qualified for “the world’s deepest underwater concert performed in front of an audience”. Together with h

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Artist Katie Melua set a new world record when she performed at the bottom of one of the concrete shafts on the Troll A platform on Monday 2 October.

The concert venue 303 metres below sea level qualified for “the world’s deepest underwater concert performed in front of an audience”.

Together with her five band members, the Georgian-Irish artist played for around 35 minutes.

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