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ROCKET 95.3 FM To Honor Best of Swedish Rock

January 16, 2002

Swedish radio station Rocket 95.3 FM will celebrate the best of Swedish rock on January 31st with a "big time" gala event at Nymble-KTH. The Rocket Swedish Rock Awards will be a night of live music and the awarding of pure silver Rocket statuettes (made by Valand Metal Design) to some of the best Swedish rock artists of 2001. The event, which will be M.C.ed by former ENTOMBED singer and current ZTV presenter Orvar Säfström, will feature live performances from a host of as-yet-announced Swedish acts. The nominees in the “Best Hard Rock Artist” category at The Rocket Swedish Rock Awards are BREACH, ENTOMBED, DARK FUNERAL, and ARISE.

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