The Independent does a very interesting article about the rise of Swedish artists making it worldwide. They mention ABBA, The Cardigans, and some of the new up and coming artists such Lykke Li, The Knife, and Peter Björn and John.
It’s a very well down article, check it out.
Milow wants to collaborate with Nina – so says Metro newspaper.
They state that he’s had the summer’s hottest single. You be the judge!
Swedish Metro newspaper recently did an interview with Nina.
The interesting bit is the final question
Ska fansen sluta hoppas på en återförening med Cardigans?
– Nej! Det hoppas jag inte de gör. Vi har inga konkreta planer, men det har vi nästan aldrig när vi avslutat skiva och nu blir det bara lite längre uppehåll eftersom jag gör det här.
Q: Should the fans stop hoping for the Cardigans to get back together?
A:No! I hope they’re not. We don’t have any concrete plans, but we never really have after we’re done with an album and it’s just been a little longer break because I’m out with A Camp.
Pandora has posted some live video clips from A Camp concert. It is from the Independent in San Francisco, California.
I Can Buy You
The Crowning
Love has Left the Room
Golden Teeth and Silver Medals
Most the time when people want to do an interview with A Camp, they interview Nina Persson. This time, they’ve done an interview with Nathan Larson. Enjoy!
TV Guide did an interview in HD with A Camp during their recent tour. Enjoy!
The Hultsfred Festival is a festival in Sweden in the city of Hultsfred. Here’s a clip from 1994 of Nina Persson at that festival. I’m a sucker for old school Cardigans clips.
For those of you who don’t speak Swedish, they ask a lot about females in bands. Katty A Ståhl gets pretty irritated with the questions but Nina seems fine with the questions,
Here’s a picture from that same festival, notice the same dress.
Nina Persson and A Camps showed up to celebrate Midsommer (Mid summer) at Skansen. Skansen is a gigantic park in the middle of Stockholm that heralds back to the old times of Sweden. It’s part history of Sweden and part zoo.
In any case – here’s the performance by one of Sweden’s finest exports:
A Camp will be at Pride Park in Stockholm, Sweden on Wednesday, July 29th.
All the information is here
A Camp answers fan’s questions at Allsång på Skansen. Enjoy!