Sweden

Sweden is a country in Northern Europe.

Frank Zappa concerts in Sweden

• 67/09/29 Gothenburg Sweden Konserthallen, Liseberg
• 67/09/30 Stockholm Sweden Konserthuset
• 67/10/02 Lund Sweden Olympen
• 68/10/01 Stockholm Sweden Konserthuset
• 70/12/01 Stockholm Sweden Konserthuset
• 71/11/19 Stockholm Sweden Folkets Hus
• 73/08/19 Gothenburg Sweden Liseberg
• 73/08/21 Stockholm Sweden Solliden, Skansen
• 74/09/ Lund Sweden
• 74/09/19 Stockholm Sweden Kungliga Tennishallen
• 74/09/25 Gothenburg Sweden Konserthuset
• 76/02/24-25 Stockholm Sweden Konserthuset
• 76/02/26 Helsinki Finland Messukeskus
• 76/02/29 Copenhagen Denmark Falkoner Theatret
• 76/03/02 Lund Sweden Olympen
• 77/01/15 Stockholm Sweden Konserthuset
• 77/01/16 Oslo Norway Ekeberghallen
• 77/01/21 Gothenburg Sweden Scandinavium
• 78/02/18 Gothenburg Sweden Scandinavium
• 78/02/19 Stockholm Sweden Konserthuset
• 78/09/05 Malmoe Sweden Folkets Park
• 79/03/03 Stockholm Sweden Johanneshovs Isstadion
• 79/03/05 Copenhagen Denmark Falkoner Teatret
• 79/03/06 Gothenburg Sweden Scandinavium
• 80/06/01 Stockholm Sweden Eriksdalshallen
• 80/06/02 Gothenburg Sweden Scandinavium
• 82/05/07 Stockholm Sweden Johanneshovs Isstadion
• 82/05/08 Drammen Norway Drammenshallen
• 82/05/10 Gothenburg Sweden Scandinavium
• 84/09/14 Stockholm Sweden Johanneshovs Isstadion
• 88/04/26 Lund Sweden Olympen
• 88/05/01 Stockholm Sweden Johanneshovs Isstadion

References to Sweden in Frank Zappa's work

• You Didn't Try To Call Me (1967 - Stockholm)
• The albums Piquantique (BTB) and Swedish Sensation
• Strictly Genteel: "a Swedish apparatus"

Jazz and rock artists

• Hans Annellsson
• Bohuslän Big Band
• Clawfinger
• Dom Dummaste
• Ebba Grön
• Mattias Eklundh
• The Spotnicks
• Morgan Ågren
• Mats Öberg

Swedish Zappa cover bands

• Category:Swedish Tributes & Cover Bands

Other

• Cege Berglund
• Frank Zappa - The Nordic Stories
• Just Another Band From Umeå: Zappsteetoot
• Warner Oland
• Volvo
• Zappa's Swedish Universe

Frank Zappa about Sweden

What is, for you, the height of misery?

Frank Zappa: "Gastroenteritis in Sweden.".

Frank Zappa, interviewed for Discoscene (February 1968).