Per Gessle at the Nordic Choice Hotels Award Dinner

Nordic Choice Hotels had their Award Dinner at Globen in Stockholm last night (21st January, 2018). It was a huge corporate event and the artists performing were chosen from the 1990s. After Dr. Alban and Snap, the main act was Per Gessle with his summer tour band. They performed Gå & fiska!, It Must Have Been Love, Joyride, The Look and Sommartider (maybe other songs too, but so far these are the songs we know about). Hopefully, it won’t be a year of corporate gigs only. 😉 At least THIS corporate show had a party hard, dancing crowd, consisting of 3000 people.

Instapics from the event: 1; 2; 3; 4;

Instavids:
Gå & fiska!: 1; 2; 3;
It Must Have Been Love: 1;
Joyride: 1; 2;
The Look: 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8;
Sommartider: 1;

 

Roxette adds two more dates in Sweden

Two more dates have been added to the Autumn leg of Roxette’s World Tour 2011, this time in Sweden:

3rd November 2011 – Ericsson Globe, Stockholm, Sweden
4th November 2011 – Malmö Arena, Malmö, Sweden

The tickets for both shows go on sale on March 25th as usual via Ticnet and Livenation. Tickets cost 475-595 SEK plus service fee for Stockholm and 450-550 SEK plus fee for Malmö.

More dates will be announced in the following days. “Roxette’s world tour seems to have no end …” it is mentioned in the press release.

The press release also points out the success of “She’s Got Nothing On (But the Radio)” in different countries, for example the Top 10 in Germany or UK Radio Charts entry at #31 and current position #26″. The album “Charm School” went straight to number 1 in Germany, Czech Republic and Switzerland and “is on the way to reach platinum in Sweden,” explains the press release.

Visit our World Tour 2011 page for a tour overview and ticket info.

Update: pre-sales (for registered users) start on Livenation.se one day before, March 24th, on Livenation.se

Per Gessle on Depeche Mode’s gig

According to Dagens Nyheter Per Gessle was watching Depeche Mode’s concert at Globen, Stockholm (January 31st) from the mixboard place together with Anton Corbijn. The well-known photographer was also called as the “third member of Roxette”. Did someone forget about Clarence?

Here’s what the Man said about this gig on his Twitter and Facebook:

Just back from Depeche@theGlobe. Much better than expected since I don’t know that many songs. FANTASTIC set design! And a beautiful crowd!! And Dave Gahan is great mix between Freddie Mercury and Mick Jagger…

Re. Depeche Mode: And of course, Anton Corbijn did the stage production!