Tack Marko och Bernt för att ni sammanfattade KISS historiska sista spelning i Sverige, jag är mycket för att ni gjorde denna film då jag själv befinner mig utomlands och inte kunde vara på plats. Däremot skall jag se KISS sista konsert i New York den 2 december.
TACK för denna film! Det var en oförglömlig afton, så mycket mer än en komsert, hel inramningen med stenbrottet, människorna, stämningen, det var magiskt helt enkelt! Tack för att nu fångat det på film!
I can`t believe who Kiss is playing tiny arenas like this. The Tønsberg show was bigger. They sold 18000 tickets in Tønsberg, but only 4000 tickets in Sweden. Why didn`t they move the show over to a bigger venue?
@@yellyman5483 I wonder how much the tickets cost with only 4000 people as Kiss is expensive. I remember Black Sabbath with Ozzy in Norway in 2016. They chose a Fortress over a big venue. Perhaps Kiss chose location over money too.
@@V3ntilator Elton John did two concerts in Stockholm for 60 000 people combined, and Coldplay did a stadium show in Gothenburg for 55 000 people. Kiss would have sold out a venue that holds 25000 people in Sweden. They sold out 18000 tickets in a tiny town in Norway. I went to see Paul McCartney in Bergen, Norway. It`s a venue called Koengen, and it holds 22500 people. The place was sold out, and the cheapest tickets were $100. Golden circle tickets was for $200. And this was in 2016, so you have to account for inflation.
@@yellyman5483 Yeah. Bruce Springsteen sold out 50.000 tickets in recently in Oslo. AC/DC sold out 40.000 Tickets in Oslo. When i watched Kiss at Kollen 2012 in Norway (Ski jump Arena) they sold out all 22.000 tickets. They never played at the venue for 40.000 people. Rammstein sold out all 30.000+ tickets in 2019. Tonsberg in Norway is only 1 hour from Oslo and is easy to get to from anywhere. Most people on the concert weren't from Tonsberg as only 40.000 people live there.
Tack Marko och Bernt för att ni sammanfattade KISS historiska sista spelning i Sverige, jag är mycket för att ni gjorde denna film då jag själv befinner mig utomlands och inte kunde vara på plats. Däremot skall jag se KISS sista konsert i New York den 2 december.
TACK för denna film! Det var en oförglömlig afton, så mycket mer än en komsert, hel inramningen med stenbrottet, människorna, stämningen, det var magiskt helt enkelt! Tack för att nu fångat det på film!
I watched the last ever concert in Europe in Tonsberg, Norway.
I can`t believe who Kiss is playing tiny arenas like this. The Tønsberg show was bigger. They sold 18000 tickets in Tønsberg, but only 4000 tickets in Sweden. Why didn`t they move the show over to a bigger venue?
@@yellyman5483 I wonder how much the tickets cost with only 4000 people as Kiss is expensive.
I remember Black Sabbath with Ozzy in Norway in 2016. They chose a Fortress over a big venue. Perhaps Kiss chose location over money too.
@@V3ntilator Elton John did two concerts in Stockholm for 60 000 people combined, and Coldplay did a stadium show in Gothenburg for 55 000 people. Kiss would have sold out a venue that holds 25000 people in Sweden. They sold out 18000 tickets in a tiny town in Norway. I went to see Paul McCartney in Bergen, Norway. It`s a venue called Koengen, and it holds 22500 people. The place was sold out, and the cheapest tickets were $100. Golden circle tickets was for $200. And this was in 2016, so you have to account for inflation.
@@yellyman5483 Yeah. Bruce Springsteen sold out 50.000 tickets in recently in Oslo.
AC/DC sold out 40.000 Tickets in Oslo.
When i watched Kiss at Kollen 2012 in Norway (Ski jump Arena) they sold out all 22.000 tickets. They never played at the venue for 40.000 people. Rammstein sold out all 30.000+ tickets in 2019.
Tonsberg in Norway is only 1 hour from Oslo and is easy to get to from anywhere. Most people on the concert weren't from Tonsberg as only 40.000 people live there.
Is this a small venue? Looks it.