Post by rockingmess on Oct 13, 2022 22:18:14 GMT 2
Hi, everyone! 
I'm rockingmess!
I've known this blog for some years now and read and discovered quite a bunch of interesting stuff; some interviews, videos, pics, curious data about Europe etc., as well as some really cool stories, experiences and opinions from the great fans here!
Always been just an outside reader and I know this is a little rude of me just to come here to ask for help (I'm sorry about that
) but I thought this is the right place to come because of the many experienced fans that are part of this that could give me advice, hope I'm not bothering anyone 😯.
So, the situation is that, as I say in the title of the post, I was planning to go and see John Norum live for the first time ever but I don't know which of his shows in December should I go to, because I don't know what the differences between these two could be.
So here are my main doubts:
- Show in Pustervik is only him playing and Rock Out Festival is a Festival, so I wonder if the set he will be playing would be shorter in this case.
- I know that sometimes, after artists give their concert, there is a chance to get to meet them, and I wonder if in the Festival would be the same case as in the one only concert, because I don't really know were artists go if another band is playing next...
(Also read from John's sister Tone that his family is coming to the Festival so I don't know if I should take that into account too...?)
- Differences between the two venues, which "is better" (sound wise, closeness to the stage...)
- Also, sorry if I'm taking too much advantage of this but, I would also like to ask a bit about the clothing. It's Sweden in winter so I know I better be prepared but I don't know if I should actually buy a skiing type coat in my country or something like that, because I don't know if my regular coats will do...
And this is it, I guess... Thank you so much in advance for taking the time to read all this!
Greetings 😊.
PD: Also, I don't know if I chose the right category to post this, sorry...
I'm rockingmess!
I've known this blog for some years now and read and discovered quite a bunch of interesting stuff; some interviews, videos, pics, curious data about Europe etc., as well as some really cool stories, experiences and opinions from the great fans here!
Always been just an outside reader and I know this is a little rude of me just to come here to ask for help (I'm sorry about that
) but I thought this is the right place to come because of the many experienced fans that are part of this that could give me advice, hope I'm not bothering anyone 😯.So, the situation is that, as I say in the title of the post, I was planning to go and see John Norum live for the first time ever but I don't know which of his shows in December should I go to, because I don't know what the differences between these two could be.
So here are my main doubts:
- Show in Pustervik is only him playing and Rock Out Festival is a Festival, so I wonder if the set he will be playing would be shorter in this case.
- I know that sometimes, after artists give their concert, there is a chance to get to meet them, and I wonder if in the Festival would be the same case as in the one only concert, because I don't really know were artists go if another band is playing next...
(Also read from John's sister Tone that his family is coming to the Festival so I don't know if I should take that into account too...?)
- Differences between the two venues, which "is better" (sound wise, closeness to the stage...)
- Also, sorry if I'm taking too much advantage of this but, I would also like to ask a bit about the clothing. It's Sweden in winter so I know I better be prepared but I don't know if I should actually buy a skiing type coat in my country or something like that, because I don't know if my regular coats will do...
And this is it, I guess... Thank you so much in advance for taking the time to read all this!
Greetings 😊.
PD: Also, I don't know if I chose the right category to post this, sorry...
) city. I've seen them (Europe) on stage in Winter some years ago, I think it had around MINUS 8 degrees Celsius back then. Quite cold, but you WILL survive. 
Don't know about the specific venues you named though... better ask some native vikings. 
,well... 