Tickets for Sting's concert at the Bataclan sold out in less than an hour.

Tickets for the Sting concert held on the occasion of the reopening of the Bataclan theater a year of jihadist attack that caused 90 deaths, were sold out in less than an hour, according to the Paris room. "All tickets for the concert of Sting, thanks for your understanding were sold," announces the Bataclan on its website. The sale started and the web was quickly saturated by the large number of connections. In less than an hour, the site announced that the tickets were sold out. In recent days the owner of the hall announced that he would invite the families of the victims of the attack on 13 November 2015. The capacity of the room, completely renovated after eight months of work, is 1,497 seats.

The performance of the British singer Sting at the Bataclan, where he performed in 1979 with his former band The Police, will be the first concert in the hall since the attacks that left 90 dead in the building and 130 in the French capital. Star no charge for the concert, the proceeds will be given to two associations of victims. On Sunday, the anniversary of the attacks day, a ceremony in which a plaque in front of Bataclan will be held. Victims and survivors of the attack, including members of the Eagles of Death Metal group acting night of the massacre, should attend the event.