Håkan Hellström takes the stage in this already legendary live concert from Lisebergshallen in Gothenburg on December 20, 2002. The venue had long been packed and an extra samba battery, snow cannons and soap bubbles transformed a cold winter evening in Gothenburg into a carnival like no other!
Karl-Johan Larsson
Director
Håkan Hellström
Self / Singing / Dancing
Lars-Erik Grimelund
Self / Drums
Timo Räisänen
Self / Guitar / Backup singer
Finn Björnulfson
Self / Percussion / Backup singer
Oscar Wallblom
Self / Bass / Backup singer
Daniel Gilbert
Self / Guitar / Backup singer
Stefan Sporsén
Self / Trumpet / Backup singer
Viktor Brobacke
Self / Trombone / Backup singer
Mats Paulson
Self
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