Last Saturday - on Lene Marlin Day - the Tromsø newspaper Nordlys in Lene's home city published the following interview with her on what would become a fantastic celebration of her career. And this upcoming Saturday, more Lene candy is waiting. Stay tuned.



Why She Cried On TV

(Published by Nordlys, January 19, 2013)

Lene speaks out in a greater Nordlys interview.


PROUD OF TROMSØ: There have been 14 years since Lene Marlin moved from Tromsø, but she is home from time to time. - I love the light and the nature in Tromsø, she says.

The Tromsø-girl Lene Marlin has been silent about the time away from the limelight for many years. Saturday evening, in the show "Hver gang vi møtes" at TV2, she is speaking about why she disappeared from the limelight. And about the first reaction when everything became just too much:

Lene's Day Reviews: VG and Dagbladet Opinions

(Published by VG and Dagbladet, January 19, 2013)

We bring here the full reviews of all the songs from Lene's Day by newspapers VG and Dagbladet.

At the end of this article we have put up some selected picture snapshots from yesterday's incredible Lene Marlin experience at "Hver gang vi møtes" (Episode 3). Lene herself has on her facebook page today put out links for free listening to all the songs from the TV2 show. Her albums and singles are returning to the sales charts as well. Few Lene fans would have dreamt of a day like yesterday.

Happy Lene Marlin Day! There is a huge Lene-party going on, and it started already on January 5th. Last Thursday morning, January 17th, Lene was a morning guest at NRKP3 Radio, and today there is a wealth of online- and paper articles in the daily press. Here we bring a Q&A interview from today's VG paper edition with some very interesting bits of information, so please join the party!

Camilla Norli Meets Lene Marlin In Private

(Published by VG paper edition, January 19, 2013)




It's not just the public that Lene Marlin (32) likes to disappear from. In periods she is letting friends be friends and boyfriend be boyfriend, while she is making herself unavailable.

- What would you have said a few years ago if somebody had said that you would become Saturday TV entertainment?

I would never have believed it. Really not. But what is so strange with "Hver gang vi møtes" is that friends that normally don't watch TV that much think it's so incredibly good. It embraces everyone.

Lene's Songs Reviewed by VG and Dagbladet

(Notice by Tef Johs, January 16, 2013)

In the great comfort of having this site back, we bring translations of the reviews of Lene's songs from "Hver gang vi møtes".

To celebrate the weekly meetings with Lene Marlin in "Hver gang vi møtes" and in the great anticipation of this upcoming Saturday (January 19) where Lene will have her day at Kjærnes Gård, we bring the reviews of Lene's songs so far from newspapers VG and Dagbladet.

The scores have been high for Lene - and the other artists - where especially Dagbladet gave Lene a full 6 on the dice for her interpretation of "Don't Forget Me" last Saturday.

Lene Performing Well At Kjærnes Farm

(Notice by Tef Johs, January 15, 2013)

Having rescued the site from its announced death, it's great to say that Lene's two performances at Kjærnes Gård have been wonderful.

Last Saturday, in the first show of the 2013 season of "Hver Gang Vi Møtes"on January 5th, Lene chose to sing Anita Skorgan's "Is It True" (2008). In the follow-up one week later, on Saturday January 12th, it was Morten Abel's day, and once again Lene chose a great song:  "Don't Forget Me" (2001).