Calle Kristiansson

Calle Kristiansson is normally a Swedish pop singer who rose to fame on the tv screen show Idol in ’09 2009 and produced his smash strike eponymous record debut shortly thereafter. Blessed on July 5, 1988, in Kristianstad, Sweden, he was the second-place runner-up on Idol 2009, completing behind another 21-year-old rocker, Erik Grönwall. During the period of the growing season, Kristiansson performed the traditional rock and roll music “Highway to Hell” (AC/DC), “Right here I Go Once again” (Whitesnake), “Are You Gonna Move My Method” (Lenny Kravitz), and “Stone” (Led Zeppelin). He also performed some lighter materials like Elton John’s “Your Melody” and Tom Jones’ “IT ISN’T Uncommon” but was most amazing being a rocker. His edition of Marc Cohn’s “Strolling in Memphis” was presented within the various-artists compilation Det Bästa från Idol 2009 released close to the end of the growing season. Shortly after the ultimate bout of Idol 2009, Kristiansson produced his eponymous recording debut with an 11-music collection of rock and roll addresses. Calle Kristiansson spent weeks at number 2 within the Swedish albums graphs, kept from the top place by Grönwall’s eponymous recording debut.