Barely anyone queued more than 20mins before doors, plus a lot of people just stood around chatting or ordering drinks instead of going to barrier, so that helped. And we were always first there. And then security let us in early for the last two because they're super nice lol. A combination of mass amounts of rizz the likes of which Norway has never seen before i
Same thing happened in Tromso, older, more diverse audience compared to UK seemed to change the overall vibe in the crowd. I guess that's the benefit, for crowds, and hopefully the artists too, of doing such an extensive run of smaller, accessible venues. Lucky to have 'been in town' to see Clubland Sigrid rather than Festival Sigrid 😮😊😮 Support Act (Camille?) was all in Norwegian, in contrast, which was good. It would be interesting, even speaking as a non-speaker, to hear Sigrid do more Norwegian lyrics sometime 🤔
Oh, my God, such a beautiful song!
Listen to it on proper audio.
Sigrid, you go, girl
❤❤❤
Front row for all three shows? How are you managing to do that? Great videos. Thanks
Barely anyone queued more than 20mins before doors, plus a lot of people just stood around chatting or ordering drinks instead of going to barrier, so that helped. And we were always first there. And then security let us in early for the last two because they're super nice lol. A combination of mass amounts of rizz the likes of which Norway has never seen before i
Same thing happened in Tromso, older, more diverse audience compared to UK seemed to change the overall vibe in the crowd. I guess that's the benefit, for crowds, and hopefully the artists too, of doing such an extensive run of smaller, accessible venues. Lucky to have 'been in town' to see Clubland Sigrid rather than Festival Sigrid 😮😊😮 Support Act (Camille?) was all in Norwegian, in contrast, which was good. It would be interesting, even speaking as a non-speaker, to hear Sigrid do more Norwegian lyrics sometime 🤔