EUROPE: In Mixing Mode

May 17, 2004

Reunited Swedish hard rockers EUROPE are currently mixing their much-anticipated new studio album, tentatively due later in the year. The group's first collection of new material since 1991's "Prisoners In Paradise" was produced by Kevin Elson, who had previously worked with EUROPE on their multi-platinum "Final Countdown" release (1986).

In other EUROPE-related news, guitarist John Norum has completed work on a new solo album. More information, including the exact release date, will be made available soon. Also on the Norum front, John will be performing live at the Volvo Showroom in Kungsträdgården (formerly known as Melody) in Stockholm on Sunday, May 23. Norum's appearance will take place in conjunction with an exhibition called "25 Ackord" with photographs, biographies and guitars belonging to 25 of Sweden's finest guitarists and the Polar Prize winner B.B. King.

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