This performance by Carl Philip and Sofia brings back both sad and happy memories: In Stockholm, the royal couple inaugurated a museum in honor of DJ Avicii.
Stockholm – The date in Sweden’s capital was visibly close to Prince Carl Philip (42) and Princess Sofia (37). In Stockholm, the two were given an honorable task. Side by side, the couple was allowed to open a museum named after him in memory of his late friend Avicii (28, † 2018).
The Swedish DJ Avicii was one of the biggest music producers in the world and became famous with hits like “Wake me up” or “Levels”. His sudden death in April 2018 shook colleagues and fans alike. The new interactive Avicii Experience in central Stockholm pays tribute to Tim Bergling’s unique talent.
24royal.de* provides a first insight into the “Avicii Experience” in Stockholm.
Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia, who inaugurated the museum together with Avicii’s father, had a special connection to the Swedish musician. Not only did they know him personally, Avicii even DJed at the royal couple’s 2015 wedding reception. Even years later, the parents of three still keep the memory of their friend alive, at the christening of their son Prince Julian in August 2021, Avicii’s song “Hey Brother” is said to have been played. *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
