D-A-D Featuring Stand-In Bassist SØREN ANDERSEN: Video Footage Of SWEDEN ROCK FESTIVAL Performance

June 7, 2015

Fan-filmed video footage of long-running Danish rockers D-A-D performing on June 3 at the Sweden Rock Festival in Sölvesborg can be seen below.

D-A-D has recruited fellow Dane Søren Andersen of the band ELECTRIC GUITARS to play bass for the group after their regular bassist, Stig Pedersen, broke his arm during D-A-D's May 29 concert in Aarhus, Denmark.

Andersen is a guitarist and producer who has toured with Glenn Hughes (DEEP PURPLE, BLACK SABBATH) and Mike Tramp (WHITE LION). He does most of his productions at Medley Studios, which he co-owns.

D-A-D was forced to cut the Aarhus outdoor concert short after only fifteen minutes when Pedersen fell on the wet and slippery stage in his new, high-heeled boots because of rainy weather conditions.

After Pedersen left the stage, D-A-D took a little break to assess the situation before Jesper and Jacob Binzer came back to perform an acoustic version of the band's classic song "Laugh And A 1/2". The group then informed the crowd that the rest of the concert had to be canceled because Pedersen had a broken arm.

D-A-D was the evening's last scheduled performer after appearances by DÚNÉ, LOVE SHOP and DIZZY MIZZ LIZZY.

Pedersen will reportedly be sidelined six to eight weeks.

D-A-D's latest studio album, "DIC.NII.LAN.DAFT.ERD.ARK", came out in 2011.

ELECTRIC GUITARS will release its new album, "String Fever", in September.

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