5 on the dice

“A fantastic experience to get to open here,” said Kurt Nilsen after the opening show of his Norway tour in Ibsenhuset on Tuesday evening. Both Elin Gaustad and the audience agreed on this.

X-factor-favourite from Molde was the warm up act with 4 slow songs. Then it was the turn of the World Idol. Nilsen charmed from the first tone – even though it was in a quieter way. This tour is not a party and rock ‘n’ roll, but country, blues and folk.

Here is the youtube link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxVjAe0kHnY

It will start in Skien on 2nd March and he will visit 26 different places throughout Norway. It will be in more "intimate" concert places and will comprise of his songs from his "musical journey" over the years.

*02.03.2010    Ibsenhuset, Skien

*03.03.2010    Drammens Teater, Drammen SOLD OUT

*04.03.2010    Bakketeigen Kulturhus, Horten SOLD OUT

*05.03.2010    Kolben Kulturhus, Kolbotn SOLD OUT

*06.03.2010    Sliperiet, Larvik

10.03.2010    Arendal Kulturhus, Arendal

11.03.2010    Lillestrøm Kultursenter, Lillestrøm

12.03.2010    Oseberg Kulturhus, Tønsberg

13.03.2010    Gullbring, Bø

16.03.2010    Hjertnes Kulturhus, Sandefjord

17.03.2010    Bærum Kulturhus, Bærum

18.03.2010    Ringerike Kultursenter, Hønefoss

19.03.2010    Stavanger Konserthus, Stavanger

20.03.2010    Sandnes Kulturhus, Sandnes SOLD OUT

21.03.2010    Klippen, Jørpeland

25.03.2010    Festiviteten, Haugesund

26.03.2010    Grieghallen, Bergen SOLD OUT

08.04.2010    Olavshallen, Trondheim

09.04.2010    Bjugn Kulturhus, Bjugn

15.04.2010 Extra Concert Molde

16.04.2010    Bjørnsonhuset, Molde SOLD OUT

17.04.2010    Ålesund Konserthus, Ålesund

22.04.2010    Bodø Kulturhus, Bodø

23.04.2010    Tromsø Kulturhus, Tromsø

29.04.2010    Ullensaker Kulturhus, Jessheim SOLD OUT

01.05.2010 Brygga Kultursal Halden

06.05.2010 Nes Kulturhus, Årnes

07.05.2010 Askim Kulturhus, Askim

08.05.2010    Oslo Konserthus, Oslo

On Friday the “Hallelujah buddies” will be out on the road again. “Those who believe we can relive the success of 2006 must have a hole in the head,” says Espen Lind.