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Also two concerts in December
Alexander Rybak guest on Finnish national final
The Norwegian artist has enjoyed a respectable chart success in neighbouring Finland. The Eurovision winner Fairytale went to number one in the Finnish singles chart and his debut album Fairytales stayed in the Top 40 for 17 weeks and has had sales close to earn him a gold disc. In Norway Fairytales has sold triple platinum and he has received golden discs even from sales in Sweden and Russia.
The Finnish national final will take place on 30 January in the Tampere Exhibition and Sports Centre, and then 10 of 15 artists will battle to get the Finnish ticket for the Eurovision Song Contest in Oslo in May 2010. Tickets are already on sale via lippu.fi at €40.
Alexander Rybak will also give two concerts in Finland already in December. On 5 December he will be at the House of Culture in Helsinki, and on 6 December at the Tampere Hall in Tampere.
Alexander Rybak's concerts in 2009:
21 Nov 2009 14:00
New York Millenium Theatre, New York
21 Nov 2009 19:00
New York Millenium Theatre, New York
24 Nov 2009 18:00
Theatre of Drama, Rostov
26 Nov 2009 18:00
Samara Cirkus, Samara
27 Nov 2009 18:00
Concert Hall "Kosmos", Ekaterinburg
28 Nov 2009 18:00
B1- Maximum Club, Moscow
29 Nov 2009 18:00
GLUV Club, Saint Petersburg
02 Dec 2009 20:00
Postbahnhof - Berlin, Berlin
03 Dec 2009 19:00
Moments - Bremen, Bremen
05 Dec 2009 19:00
House of Culture/Kulturhuset, Helsinki
06 Dec 2009 15:00
Tampere Talo/Tampere Huset, Tampere
07 Dec 2009 18:00
Klub Stodoła, Warszawa
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Welcome to Finland, Alexander !
Maybe he will bring us good luck, because pre-selection was not very promising. It is nice, that he will have two concerts here. I have read that also Carola from Sweden will be here.
December 6 is also Finland`s Independence Day.
golden discs even from sales in Sweden
What's this supposed to mean? Should it be more sensational for a Norwegian artist to get a gold disc in Sweden than in Finland? Are the Swedes so picky and refined that any foreigner that has the privilege of Sweden's favour should count himself lucky?
Cool! I will definitely watch a live webcast of the Finnish NF if there is one.
I would be so happy if he came to the UK i think he deserved to win the 2009 contest 
I think he is amazing he is the whole package 
He's a cutie pie! I still love Fairytale!
Wish he did a concert here in the UK.
He's had a busy year so far, and it does not end. I hope he wont crash and burn.
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