Stockholm Pride Parade
… Read the rest “Stockholm Pride Parade”“Stockholm Pride is more political and less humorous than Sydney’s Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, but it also seems more inclusive,” I explained to an Australian friend who has lived
Stockholm
Since 2008, I have visited Stockholm several times. It’s a wonderful city in different ways at different times throughout the year. Aside from a return trip to Japan, it’s also where I’ll likely visit once again, once the pandemic eases.
The Two Australians
When someone comes up to you in a bar in Stockholm and says, “Are you the two Australians?”, your instant reaction isn’t good. “What have we done?”, you think to … Read the rest “The Two Australians”
Meeting Magnus
Over the last five years or so I’ve become quite a fan of the Swedish singer, Magnus Carlsson. Not to be confused with Magnus Carlson (one s, not two) from … Read the rest “Meeting Magnus”
Schlagerkväll @ Stockholm Pride
I never really “rated” Sanna Nielsen all that much until I saw her perform this year at the Schlagerkväll at Stockholm Pride. I always thought her performances were a little … Read the rest “Schlagerkväll @ Stockholm Pride”
Peter Jöback in Nyköping
I first discovered Peter Jöback through the musical, “Kristina från Duvemåla”. He was one of the musical’s main characters and sang one of the show’s most popular songs, “Guldet blev … Read the rest “Peter Jöback in Nyköping”
Nyköping
After yesterday’s “country experience” I travelled further to Nyköping about an hour south of Stockholm to see Peter Jöback and Cookies n Beans. Peter is a singer-songwriter and musical theatre … Read the rest “Nyköping”