First leak: PG Roxette is back: the new album “Radio Revival”

Spoiler alert: If you're curious, here's all you need to know about the forthcoming album. We highly doubt that Per will share this... Read the full story...

An era is over. Another one is born.

With the birth of PG Roxette, Per Gessle will continue the adventure he and Marie Fredriksson began, just over 35 years ago. Together with members from the classic Roxette band and a sound echoing somewhere between "Look Sharp!" and "Joyride" Gessle returns to the musical peak of his life – with a new album and plans for a tour.  Read the full story...

Mer info om provspelning inför Gyllene Tider-filmen

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Gyllene Tider-filmen!

Mellan 18-20:e mars kommer Nord Casting att befinna sig i Halmstad för att hålla öppen casting för filmen om Gyllene Tider. Så ni tjejer/killar i åldern 18-25 med naturlig halländsk dialekt, gör er beredda. Vi vill träffa er alla. Mer info kommer inom ... Read the full story...

The Per Gessle Xmas interview 2021

It's been a while since we interviewed the busy man called Per. Therefore, with his tonsillitis, we grabbed him and asked him about his favorite poems. Read the full story...

Is this actually the best tour Per Gessle has ever done?

Per can fill stadiums and parks if he wants to. But entertaining just a few hundred people in a small cinema, this is yet another level of performance. Let's have a look. Read the full story...

Gyllene Tider becomes a film

The story of Gyllene Tider becomes a motion picture. Nordic drama production company Nevis Productions has secured a deal with Sweden’s national treasure, Gyllene Tider to make a theatrical movie and a TV-series based on the band’s incredible rise to fame and success. In 1978, Per Gessle and Mats Persson formed Gyllene Tider with Micke …

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Per Gessle owned Gävle

GÄVLE - The third gig on the fall tour took place in Gävle, the most northern part of the "Swedish" tour. Which in reality means that more than 60 % of Sweden is left without Per. Read the full story...