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Want In with us on vacation'?, it sounded jauntily from one of the Alphabeats two dissolving, Stine Team, as the band fired up for this evening's second number, sommerhittet 'Vacation'.
And there was also greatly holiday atmosphere on top of the Radisson Blu this extremely hot summer evening, where both Alphabeats dissolving, Anders SG and Stine Team, very appropriately, were dressed in floral outfits.
After a little stroll down on the road, where the Alphabeat among other things, played the 'old' hits 'The Spell' and '10.000 Nights', it was time that the band opened up their brand new number which has its world premiere today. It is a completely new version of the track 'Sometimes', and on this occasion had the sextet from Silkeborg invited a large chorus of seven people on the scene to create just the right mood.
Alphabeat at the top of the Radisson Blu Hotel on Friday 26. June. Photo: Per Lange
Under the Extra Magazine's live coverage of the concert, which lasted half an hour, could readers send their comments, and here listened In from both Hvidovre, denmark, Malmö, sweden and even Brazil.
'It sounds too fat, Stine ;) Who could just stand and dance by the side of with a cold beer, but fat alternative', writes an eb.dk reader, among other things, while another votes in:
'Bold music - we dance in the living room - with a good beer'.
The only complaint from Extra the Magazine's readers seemed to be that this concert, with its 30-minute duration was simply too short.
'I understand how to create atmosphere and cool vibes. Go summer of hell', writes an enthusiastic online koncertgæst.
Earlier in the day told Alphabeat in Ekstra Bladet about the big disappointment this year has been that their about 25 festivalkoncerter, which was expected, was canceled because of the corona virus.
See also the interview, where the Alphabeat tells about the feeling of genfunden success.
As Extra Magazine's reviewer Thomas Treo at the end of 2019, the Danish album of the year, was Alphabeats last on the list. See it here.
