MIKKEL LENTZ ON WHY MICHAEL LEARNS TO ROCK SONGS STAND TEST OF TIME
The Philippine Star
|November 01, 2024
Michael Learns To Rock (MLTR) has recently released the single, A Life To Remember. The latter is a welcome addition to the legendary Danish band's collection of hits and classics.
Michael Learns To Rock (MLTR) has recently released the single, A Life To Remember. The latter is a welcome addition to the legendary Danish band's collection of hits and classics.
A piece of information given to The STAR describes the latest track as "heartfelt and soulful," capturing "the essence of cherishing life's moments and creating lasting memories."
The band's lead vocalist-songwriter-keyboardist Jascha Richter, guitarist Mikkel Lentz, and drummer Kåre Wanscher, on the other hand, also commence their "Take Us To Your Heart" tour in Bali, Indonesia, today, and conclude it in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, on Nov. 17.
Come Nov. 5, Michael Learns To Rock goes to Manila to touch base and reconnect with Pinoy fans.
With a recording and performing career that spans for more than three decades, MLTR is definitely a success story.
Adding to that is the fact that they have sold over 30 million records worldwide, captivating audiences with their unique blend of soft rock and pop, delivering timeless songs that have won them legions of fans across the globe.
In a brief chat with Mikkel, this paper inquired: "Where does the band attribute its success?"
This story is from the November 01, 2024 edition of The Philippine Star.
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