Italian Bee Gees
Similar to the phenomenal three Gibb brothers forming the original Bee Gees band, the Italian Bee Gees was formed by the talented three Egiziano brothers. They began their career in July 2000 by performing several Bee Gees songs on Italian television. Since then, the brothers have performed over 400 times in Italy and additionally in countries such as England, Germany, Spain, France, Austria, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and even in the USA. In 2009, the Egiziano brothers were invited to Manchester, England, to attend a gala concert to celebrate 50 years of Bee Gees music. There they met Barry and Robin Gibb, who called them the Italian Bee Gees. The name has been used by the band ever since. The Italian Bee Gees, together with their musical team, continue to present the public with the special Bee Gees sound and stage emotion that only native brothers can create. Sadly, the original Bee Gees are no longer with us, but the Italian Bee Gees cultivate their memory and keep their music alive.
Про Italian Bee Gees
Similar to the phenomenal three Gibb brothers forming the original Bee Gees band, the Italian Bee Gees was formed by the talented three Egiziano brothers. They began their career in July 2000 by performing several Bee Gees songs on Italian television. Since then, the brothers have performed over 400 times in Italy and additionally in countries such as England, Germany, Spain, France, Austria, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg and even in the USA. In 2009, the Egiziano brothers were invited to Manchester, England, to attend a gala concert to celebrate 50 years of Bee Gees music. There they met Barry and Robin Gibb, who called them the Italian Bee Gees. The name has been used by the band ever since. The Italian Bee Gees, together with their musical team, continue to present the public with the special Bee Gees sound and stage emotion that only native brothers can create. Sadly, the original Bee Gees are no longer with us, but the Italian Bee Gees cultivate their memory and keep their music alive.



