This was Lise Blaase's night! She took part of alle three bands, performing at this trible concert at Lille Vega. First she did a marvellous set with her own band, Antophones. I've heard them before, but never with a cello accompaniment. Beautiful!

The improvised concept this night was that artists from each band played or sang together as guest artists on each other's sets. So, at Antophone's closing song, two band members from next band on stage, The Bronson Brothers, joined in on additional vocals.

I've not until now heard of The Bronson Brothers from Silkeborg, but they turned out to be a very nice surprice, playing pure 60's style music in the manner of great, but unknown super band, Ars Nova, as they sounded in 1969. I got a demo from them, with happy, melodious tunes, mixing country, easy pop and rock. This band is an exciting experience and being an old 60's freak I really love their sound!
Lise Blaase did some shared vocals on one of songs, and Kim Munck from The Broken Beats added some guitar on their final song.

Next band on stage was the main band, The Broken Beats,which the majority of the audience had come for. We got a nice 14 song set of their wellknown songs. Lise Blaase was back in with har clear voice. I didn't manage to get a set list, so the list you see below is a reconstruction made from the list at Viften, where I saw The Broken Beats most recently (see here).

You can quickly scroll to the photos here:

Antophones

The Bronson Brothers

The Broken Beats

(Many thanks to the security at Vega for making an exception on the prohibitation against taking photos duning concerts)

Photographs by Eric Klitgaard © 2007

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