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Landmark is a very intimate venue. There is no stage, so the band and the audience are at the same level, and they also stand very close to each other. I saw Motorpsycho play two excellent shows there in 2016. I cannot find any photos from those nights, but the link below will show you a photo from a Sugarfoot gig at Landmark in 2019 (a fine gig, attended by around 30 persons).
https://kulturguffen.blogspot.com/2019/11/sugarfoot-landmark-bergen-41119.html
I love going to Landmark. As @kjesso mentions above, it’s super intimate, and the sound is always very good.
That Sugarfoot gig was fantastic (I’m the bald dude with the white Adidases in the pic), but I’m still a bit embarrassed that only 20–30 people turned up.Oh, that sounds very promising. Thank you! I’ll try to get tickets!
Ah that’s a always shame when there’s a low turnout. Tends to be that way when a band I _really_ want to see stops by here in Gothenburg, usually only half full at best. Even Motorpsycho when they played here last time
Apparently the tour is called:
Jupiter and Beyond the Infinite Tour 2026: Initial Operational Sequnce
trondheim in march
https://fb.me/e/3Zsg16kDU…and it says there that the tour, appropriately named (one must assume) “Jupiter and Beyond the Infinite Tour 2026: Initial Operational Sequence” is following the release of their new album.
So, it makes me wonder what the second operational sequence might be.
666 NOK for Landmark’s ticket. - You must be logged in to reply to this topic.