The Official June 5 Tele2 Arena, Stockholm, Sweden Thread

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Originally Posted by Bengt https://www.aftonbladet.se/nojesblad...ovi-spelningen Sound trouble and people leaving before the concert are done

There are big sound problems at the Bon Jovi gig at Tele2 Arena.

According to information for Nöjesbladet, several people have left the concert.

- The sound is really bad. There are several people sitting in the stands and are cursed, says one informant.

The concert visitors at Bon Jovi in ​​Tele2 Arena are anything but satisfied with the sound result. Several people now demand the money back on social media.

"What a dissapointment. As I have longed for this concert. Worst sound, do not hear what he sings. Money back thank you ”, writes a disappointed visitor.

“Worst sound and song ever !! Fix the sound, or it's just the fact that he's done his work on stage ... ”, writes another.

Entertainment magazine rock reviewer Markus Larsson is at the concert and agrees that the sound is not good.

- Yes, the sound sometimes sucks properly. It's like it's with such arenas. No one can expect balm for the ears. Otherwise, Jon Bon Jovis's voice is the worst. It cannot cope with the higher registers in the classics anymore. Give the man an autotune before the fire alarm goes off, he says.

According to a reporting agent, several people have chosen to leave the concert.

- The sound is really bad. There are several people sitting in the stands and are cursed. There are also several people who have left the gig.

Alexander Kihlström, press officer at Live nation, says that the sound always differs between different concerts and arenas, but that in the end it is the artist's sound engineer who is responsible for the sound.

- But with that said it is so regrettable that some experienced a bad sound. Overall, however, it seems to be a good evening, and very good atmosphere in the arena, he says.

Some visitors have heard of us and said that several people left the gig?

- It is so regrettable if people feel that it is at that level. But it is the band and the sound engineer who is responsible for this in the end, but always takes with us all the criticism and feedback from the fans to the responsible both at the artist and us ahead of upcoming events, to ensure as good an experience as possible.

You have no responsibility in this or how are you going to handle it in the future?

- We always try to ensure that all concerts go as well as possible. That being said, there are different conditions for sound for different artists and arenas around the world, so therefore the sound can vary so clearly. We always have a dialogue with the artist and the artist's technicians.

There are several people on social media who demand the money back. Will you compensate the visitors in any way?

- I have not read any comments, but we will of course go through all possible complaints and see what is valid, but it is difficult to comment on it now.