As we have revealed few days ago and as Adevarul.ro confirms, Roxette is set to play at Cluj Arena on July 19 in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.
It’s going be a huge Roxette party looking at the photos of the stadium.
As we have revealed few days ago and as Adevarul.ro confirms, Roxette is set to play at Cluj Arena on July 19 in Cluj-Napoca, Romania.
It’s going be a huge Roxette party looking at the photos of the stadium.
Comment from Per Gessle
Thanx Adelaide for a great Monday evening! Let’s meet again!!!!

Setlist
01. Dressed For Success
02. Sleeping In My Car
03. The Big L
04. Wish I Could Fly
05. Only When I Dream
06. She’s Got Nothing On (But The Radio)
07. Perfect Day
08. Things Will Never Be The Same
09. It Must Have Been Love
10. 7Twenty7
11. Fading Like A Flower
12. Crash!Boom!Bang!
13. How Do You Do!
14. Dangerous
Band Presentation
15. Joyride (introduced with “Waltzing Matilda”)
16. Watercolours In The Rain
17. Spending My Time
18. The Look
19. Listen To Your Heart
20. Church Of Your Heart
Articles
Adelaide Now (review)
Adelaide Now (gallery)
Mix1023 (gallery, starting with pic 35)
Australian TV program Sunrise had a Roxette story in their morning show:
Comment from Per Gessle
Superb evening at the Rod Laver Arena. Thanx for showing up and having a ball! See ya again next Wednesday!

Setlist
01. Dressed For Success
02. Sleeping In My Car
03. The Big L
04. Wish I Could Fly
05. Only When I Dream
06. She’s Got Nothing On (But The Radio)
07. Perfect Day
08. Things Will Never Be The Same
09. It Must Have Been Love
10. 7Twenty7
11. Fading Like A Flower
12. Crash!Boom!Bang!
13. How Do You Do!
14. Dangerous
Band Presentation
15. Joyride (introduced with “Waltzing Matilda”)
16. Watercolours In The Rain
17. Spending My Time
18. The Look
19. Listen To Your Heart
20. Church Of Your Heart
Articles
Herald Sun (review)
Lens of Rock (gallery)
The Aussie Word (review)
East13Photography (gallery)
Tonedeaf (gallery)
“No One Makes it on Her Own” is the last track of EMI Sweden’s Yearbook 2011, a compilation released for Spotify only. The ablum features singles by Magnus Uggla, Mauro Scocco, Timbuktu, Me and My Army among others.
This is mentioned in the press release from EMI:
2011 was a fantastic year for EMI. With new sign-ups like Magnus Uggla, Mauro Scocco or Alice b, releases by Lykke Li, Timbuktu and the acclaimed debut album by Me and My Army, three albums by Robyn and much more.
Eldkvarn got 40 and celebrated with both gold and platinum records, Magnus Uggla’s first album signed under EMI sold gold as well, and Roxette did their comeback with “Charm School” which has sold so far about 0,5 million copies.
All this resulted in a great bunch of great songs. Therefore we have put them all together in an album, “Yearbook of 2011”, which can be found on Spotify starting February 1st. A collection of great titbits from 2011.
“We are incredibly happy with 2011, it has been both an eventful and successful year for EMI. Therefore, it feels good to give some songs some extra attention,” says Stefan Blom, VD of EMI Music Nordic.