The Anti-Queens cancel. Scarlet steps in!

Published: March 26 2024 at 13:25

square-2024-single-band.jpgScarlet is the name of the alternative metal duo that stirred this year's Melodifestivalen ( Sweden's qualification contest for Eurovision) pot together with Smash Into Pieces. Scarlet made it as far as the finals with "Circus X", which shows that their theatrical rock went home in the cottages. The two anonymous front figures call themselves Scarlet Hunts and Thirsty and are made up like skeletons and vampires respectively. Scarlet was started in 2018 and with only a couple of singles on Spotify, they were on Sweden's big festival stages in 2019, including the Sweden Rock Festival. That gig made Scarlet a real talk of the town and the duo hadn't even released their first full-length at the time. Scarlet Hunts also showed up in 90s rocker Erika's new music video for the song "Ball Gag". In other words, the ball was rolling... The debut, "Obey the Queen" was released in November 2020 and when "you know what" was already underway, Scarlet's progress was slowed down, just like for all other artists in the industry. When "you know what" was over, the girls went on a tour with the aforementioned Smash Into Pieces and after that they released a number of singles again. Most recently "Circus X", of course, but songs like "Kill Me Another Day", "Pow Pow Pow" and "Everybody Dies" are really worth highlighting. The ball is rolling again and in July it will roll all the way to Knislinge.

Safekeeping during the festival Even though the bag ban has ended, we know that many of you want the option of storage during the festival. So now we have solved this this year as well. It will be located directly to the right of the entrance. The cost to leave your things there is 70 SEK per day. Then you can pick them up and leave them as often as you like. They prefer that you leave everything in a bag/backpack/pouch so that there are not just loose items. We hope this will be helpful for everyone who wants to have fairly close access to...
Published 23 June 2025 at 10:39
Printable running order You find a printable running order here!
Published 11 June 2025 at 09:36
Jay Smith replaces Moxy We regret to announce that Canadian Moxy is canceling their gig with us due to illness in the band. However, they have promised to come to us next year instead. Of course this is very sad, as we know that many have been looking forward to seeing this band that has not played in Sweden since 2001. This close to the festival, it is, for many reasons, not possible for us to find a replacement in the same genre as Moxy. So with a lot of deadlines hanging over our necks, we have also looked elsewhere and found one of Sweden's...
Published 9 June 2025 at 09:21
Bus from Hässleholm Since it is not that easy to get between Hässleholm and Knislinge with Skånetrafiken (there are no buses at all late at night), we solve it by leasing a bus that can take you back and forth. Because we want as many people as possible to come to us from Hässleholm. The price for a one-way trip is 90 SEK and if you want to buy a bus pass for all 4 days it costs 490 SEK . You pay with Swish (for Swedish only) or cash when you get on the bus. If you buy a bus pass, you do...
Published 22 May 2025 at 13:27
Regarding buses from Kristianstad, Broby and Osby Regarding buses to and from Kristianstad, Osby and Broby Skånetrafiken runs buses as usual all day between Kristianstad and Knislinge . The same bus also goes via Osby and Broby etc for those of you who have hotels there. You can easily go to Skånetrafiken and search for departures. Knislinge Bus Station is the one that applies. There are now the extra departures in the evenings/nights that have been added as well. One way ticket is 60 sek from Kristianstad to Knislinge. Last bus home is every nigh at 01.15. https://www.skanetrafiken.se/
Published 19 May 2025 at 15:32
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