Thursday, September 13, 2007
Drogba to sing at the Albert Hall
Chelsea star Didier Drogba is to sing at the Royal Albert Hall.
The striker will perform at Football Reaching Out For Africa - a benefit concert to raise awareness of HIV/Aids.
A source at the Albert Hall said: "He has definitely agreed to sing. Apparently he has a good voice."
Didier - currently African Footballer of the Year - has yet to pick a song.
Boney M will perform their 1970s hit Brown Girl In The Ring - the same tune that Blues fans use to sing Drogba's name at Stamford Bridge.
Other footballers expected to attend include England goalkeeper David James, Etame Mayer Lauren and Sean Davis.
The event - organised by singer Patti Boulaye - takes place in 10 days' time.
The striker will perform at Football Reaching Out For Africa - a benefit concert to raise awareness of HIV/Aids.
A source at the Albert Hall said: "He has definitely agreed to sing. Apparently he has a good voice."
Didier - currently African Footballer of the Year - has yet to pick a song.
Boney M will perform their 1970s hit Brown Girl In The Ring - the same tune that Blues fans use to sing Drogba's name at Stamford Bridge.
Other footballers expected to attend include England goalkeeper David James, Etame Mayer Lauren and Sean Davis.
The event - organised by singer Patti Boulaye - takes place in 10 days' time.
