Einmal Kommt die Liebe is a trio from Oslo, Norway. Einmal Kommt die Liebe means something like: One Day Love Will Come. (The question is of course: Aber Wann, Aber Wann - But When, But When?) Here is a short story about a long one: they met in the mid-eighties in their band called "Garden of Delight" (goth-band from Oslo). They had their first gig in December 1988, so they have been playing for quiet a while. They have done numerous gigs, among them Roskilde Festival '92, Molde-jazz '92, TV-job...
Einmal Kommt die Liebe is a trio from Oslo, Norway. Einmal Kommt die Liebe means something like: One Day Love Will Come. (The question is of course: Aber Wann, Aber Wann - But When, But When?) Here is a short story about a long one: they met in the mid-eighties in their band called "Garden of Delight" (goth-band from Oslo). They had their first gig in December 1988, so they have been playing for quiet a while. They have done numerous gigs, among them Roskilde Festival '92, Molde-jazz '92, TV-jobs, club-jobs, Vossa-Jazz 2000 and more. Mike Scott of the The Waterboys picked them out from a number of demos, and they did support jobs for the Waterboys both in Oslo and Stockholm two years in a row. They have also worked with Swedish Stefan Sundström, both in Norway and Sweden. He also appears in a duet with Mai-Britt on "Dampveivalsen" from "Fem fra Glemselen & Åtte fra Hukommelsen". We have played "musical dramas" The first one in 1995, "Anna - Ondt Blod fra Mysen" (Anna, Once upon a time in Mysen) and a Zarah Leander show in 2000, "Rosor & Champagne" (Roses and Champagne). Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
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