Because Denmark is so far away from sweden...... :rolleyes:

Consider yourself lucky, some people have to travel even farther in the states.

Now you just shut up ..

Hahahah, I traveled to London for their show, and it was worth it! :D

I don't think I can join you this time! :(

Consider yourself lucky, some people have to travel even farther in the states.[/quote]

Assuming they play in lets say Gothenburg or Stockholm it will be as far as a travel across one state in US.
I guess you are assuming i live in Copenhagen which i do not..

Assuming they play in lets say Gothenburg or Stockholm it will be as far as a travel across one state in US.
I guess you are assuming i live in Copenhagen which i do not..[/quote]



calm down man lol. I was kidding with that. I live in the middle of no where in kansas in the states and i have had to travel to KC which is like 4 hours. It sucks but worth it! I feel your pain.

still there is a difference between going to another country and inside a state.
*u dont have to cross no stupid bridge" :D
And with my luck the wind is so hard that day, that they are forced to close the bridge... :D
Actually i was calm, i was just trying to make a point..... ;)

Wooch, if you have that kind of luck, you may NOT come to Stockholm for a show! :D

lets see when the time comes, whether they visit denmark or whether i have to come to sweden with the nonofficial fanclub of gelsted and herlufmagle... :D

maybe there is something symbolic about the name alter bridge afterall...
someone has to cross a bridge to see them, tsk tsk.. :eek: :D

Well, the kids wasn't allowed to cross Alter Bridge! From Metal Edge Nov Issue: "Children on one side of the bridge combat with fears many of us can never imagine, while parents on the other side instill fears in their children with one simple rule - 'Never cross Alter Bridge'."

Get your ass back over here dude ;)

Riggers Version 1.

Man, I wanna go, but I don't think my parents are willing to pay ANOTHER trip to London... :rolleyes: