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Jenny Berggren
The SSE Arena, Wembley
Arena Sq Engineers Way
Dec 18, 2019
12:00 AM GMT
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Please be advised that Wembley Arena seating is divided into bays: - Blocks A and B are not raked and other customers may stand during the performance. - Blocks C and D are tiered behind these. - Block E represents the East Terrace. Higher rows may not be suitable for patrons who cannot manage steps or who are unhappy with heights. - Blocks N and S are within the tiered, side seating of the Arena. Even numbered bays (i.e. N6) are in the lower tier; odd numbered bays (i.e. N7) will be in the upper tier. Upper Tier seats are not suitable for those who cannot manage steps and the higher rows are not suitable for those who are unhappy with heights Please ensure the seats are appropriate for you. Doors 18:00 Show 19:00 Curfew 23:00
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Anne Et
May 25th 2019
Jenny always so great !! Always too short !!
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Jenny Berggren Biography
Singer and songwriter Jenny Berggren is a Swedish mezzo-soprano who is well known as the lead singer in band Ace of Base.
Berggren grew up taking music lessons, and formed band Tech Noir with her siblings. The band eventually renamed themselves Ace of Base, and the band were later signed on a record deal with Mega Records. Berggren composed much of the band’s music for many of their albums, and provided vocals on several tracks too. Over the next few years, she began to work on solo material as well as performing at shows around the world, and in 2009 she released her autobiography called To Win The World. The first run of the book sold out in her native Sweden, and a second run was produced. Berggren then began to release her solo music, such as singles Free Me and Here I Am. The tracks performed well in the charts, with Here I Am reaching number 14 in Sweden. Her first solo album came out in 2010, called My Story and the following year she reached the finals of Denmark’s Eurovision Song Contest competition, competing to be Denmark’s representative at the 2011 version of the show.
In recent years, Berggren has spent her time organising Christian concerts and volunteering with numerous charities. She has also made an appearance on reality TV show Så Mycket Bättre, and continues to write and perform her music.
Read MoreBerggren grew up taking music lessons, and formed band Tech Noir with her siblings. The band eventually renamed themselves Ace of Base, and the band were later signed on a record deal with Mega Records. Berggren composed much of the band’s music for many of their albums, and provided vocals on several tracks too. Over the next few years, she began to work on solo material as well as performing at shows around the world, and in 2009 she released her autobiography called To Win The World. The first run of the book sold out in her native Sweden, and a second run was produced. Berggren then began to release her solo music, such as singles Free Me and Here I Am. The tracks performed well in the charts, with Here I Am reaching number 14 in Sweden. Her first solo album came out in 2010, called My Story and the following year she reached the finals of Denmark’s Eurovision Song Contest competition, competing to be Denmark’s representative at the 2011 version of the show.
In recent years, Berggren has spent her time organising Christian concerts and volunteering with numerous charities. She has also made an appearance on reality TV show Så Mycket Bättre, and continues to write and perform her music.
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