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It had been ten years since The Rasmus had played a show in Stockholm (if we are not counting their visit to Sommarkrysset at Gröna Lund five years ago), so it was about time they came to town as part of the line-up for Bandit Rock Party. The free festival drew a nice crowd of […]
Imagine Dragons takes over the Tower stage at Lollapalooza’s main stage… the minutes that will come after this instant should be filled with all the crazy emojis you can think of, including the explosion one. This show was as big as the festival itself. Before the third song is over the public has already been […]
Here is an alternative band that has always known what they want to do and done it, with a unique sound that has stayed the same for decades. A band that even if you have seen them live already, the next time will never be the same. Pearl Jam is free to do what they […]
Right at the Golden Hour in the Swedish summer night, the Lollapalooza audience gets served a big dose of Solar Power by none other than New Zealand pop powerhouse Lorde. Lorde and some of her musicians (all color-coordinated in yellow suits), enter the stage on a rotating staircase, which looks very similar to the sun […]
Sweden’s premier popstar Zara Larsson took the Gröna Lund stage for her third time and wowed the hometown crowd. She put on a world class performance and served hit after hit in the warm summer evening. Gröna Lund was filled to the brim with fans who sang along to most every tune like it was […]
Fresh off of her resounding success at the Eurovision Song Contest, where she finished fourth, Cornelia Jakobs is now on a summer tour around Sweden. She made a jubilant stop at Gröna Lund in Stockholm. Cornelia played the smaller stage at Gröna Lund, as sort of the support act to Tove Styrke, who took the […]
