I picked her up at the airport and the following day we went to Stockholm. The plan was shopping and party, party, party.... and boy did we party....
We ended up meeting some cool dudes at Harry B James and the night just wouldn't end, even though the club was closing.... Heaven's gate next! Even though the age limit is 23 :P I guess the security guards could see what a harmless young girl I am ;) a fucking angel....
After eating breakfast at McDonald's 5 o clock in the morning and then hanging out in the city for yet another hour, we all said good bye. I made some new wonderful friends that night :)
Me and Lou sneaked into our bedroom at the hostel while the sun rose above Sweden. One hour later one of the other guests alarm clocks went off....
The morning after the night before...
And what do we have here... well ladies and gentleman, let me present the bright future of rock n roll. This band called Miss Behaviour played at Harry's that same night. I had never seen them live before but was blown away. Their singer Sebastian Roos lives up to any expectations you may have of a rock artist. With a smooth and powerful voice he shows the audience how melodic hard rock used to sound like in the 80's. The band has done a fantastic job with writing catchy tunes that gets you straight away.
Miss Behaviour released an album in 2006 but they have made some changes in the line-up since then.
After performing with some of Sweden's biggest rock bands such as The Poodles, they signed to the record company Avenue of Allies for the release of the record “Last Woman Standing”. Here are two songs from that album that I definitely think is worth sacrificing a couple of minutes for.


