Aaah.. the last day. The last freaking day. Before we go back to our lives in Holland we will show Reykjavik what Hunting The Robot is all about at the Unglist Festival.The day started off with a bad feeling and and even worser feeling when we looked outside at the beautiful mountains. This is our last day in Reykjavik.
We skipped breakfast again because we still felt a little tired.
After a healthy lunch we went off to see the venue we would be playing that night. A beautiful theater where people need to sit down instead of jumping around like crazy. Hmmm.. is this the right place for us? We are not a 40-something-year old Golden Earing type of band doing Greatest Hits in big theaters right? Well at least we look cool.
After an amazing sound check (maybe the best one ever) we felt superb and couldn't wait to play to seated people. But then reality hit us and we were told to pack up our stuff from the hotel and clean the room before the show. After that we had some free time and we were just hanging out, looking at the beautiful sights once again.
Diner came and went and after that we rushed to the venue to see some bands play who were before us. You should check out the Icelandic band Of Monsters And Men and the amazing Polish band California Stories Uncovered. After a while we went backstage to get ready. We were still kind of nervous how it will turn out to play in front of people who are sitting down. When we came on stage a miracle we saw, a lot of people came to stand in front of the stage instead of in a seat and were ready to flip out. So everyone did. This was one of the best shows ever.
After the gig we went to a birthday party from friends of friends. Icelandic people stay out late (7/8 AM) in the weekends but we couldn't join them because we had to leave at 4 AM.
We hugged and kissed a lot of people (some may had been crying a little) before we took of to the airport and fly back home.
No sleep that day whatsoever.
At last we want to thank everyone who supported us on the trip and came out to see our shows. The Icelandic people are so warm and kind. Special thanks to Asa and Paul Giesen.
Thank you Iceland, we'll be back!
We skipped breakfast again because we still felt a little tired.
After a healthy lunch we went off to see the venue we would be playing that night. A beautiful theater where people need to sit down instead of jumping around like crazy. Hmmm.. is this the right place for us? We are not a 40-something-year old Golden Earing type of band doing Greatest Hits in big theaters right? Well at least we look cool. After an amazing sound check (maybe the best one ever) we felt superb and couldn't wait to play to seated people. But then reality hit us and we were told to pack up our stuff from the hotel and clean the room before the show. After that we had some free time and we were just hanging out, looking at the beautiful sights once again.
Diner came and went and after that we rushed to the venue to see some bands play who were before us. You should check out the Icelandic band Of Monsters And Men and the amazing Polish band California Stories Uncovered. After a while we went backstage to get ready. We were still kind of nervous how it will turn out to play in front of people who are sitting down. When we came on stage a miracle we saw, a lot of people came to stand in front of the stage instead of in a seat and were ready to flip out. So everyone did. This was one of the best shows ever.
After the gig we went to a birthday party from friends of friends. Icelandic people stay out late (7/8 AM) in the weekends but we couldn't join them because we had to leave at 4 AM.
We hugged and kissed a lot of people (some may had been crying a little) before we took of to the airport and fly back home.
No sleep that day whatsoever.
At last we want to thank everyone who supported us on the trip and came out to see our shows. The Icelandic people are so warm and kind. Special thanks to Asa and Paul Giesen.
Thank you Iceland, we'll be back!