Greek singer Apon performed his first live concert in Cyprus on Wednesday, September 2, drawing a sold-out crowd to the Pattichion Amphitheatre in Larnaca.
More than 2,000 spectators attended the performance, filling the open-air venue as the artist delivered a set featuring his own hits alongside classic Greek songs.
During the show, Apon stepped down from the stage into the middle of the audience. Video footage showed him singing Ela na pame s' ena mero, a song originally recorded by Giannis Parios.
The crowd stood up and surrounded the singer, dancing traditional island-style nisiotika dances around him as he performed.
Performance details and crowd response
The Pattichion Amphitheatre is a prominent outdoor concert venue located in Larnaca, Cyprus, known for hosting major musical performances. Nisiotika refers to traditional Greek island folk music and dance, characterized by lively rhythms and community dancing.
The Larnaca appearance follows previous concert highlights for Apon. In July 2026, actor Petros Bousoulopoulos joined Apon on stage during a concert to sing I Agapi Mou Ena Vradi, a track popularized by the Greek television comedy series Eftychismenoi Mazi.
Singer talks family and faith
Ahead of his summer live schedule, Apon discussed his personal life in an interview with Protothema in July 2026. He stated that he and his partner were expecting a baby boy, adding that he felt fully prepared to become a father.
In the same interview, the singer spoke about his religious faith, stating that without God there was nothing for him.
