Avicii Museum opens in Late DJ’s Native Sweden
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A museum dedicated later Avicii will open in his home country Sweden, about four years after the iconic DJ’s death.
As reported by Bulletin board, the estate after Avicii – born Tim Bergling – announced a museum that looks at his life and how he influenced the music that opens in Stockholm on February 26. It will extend over his childhood-producing traces in his bedroom to his rise to global fame and includes i.a. photos, videos, personal belongings and unreleased music. There will also be interactive components, designed as a heavy focus for fans so they can connect with his creations.
– Personally, after following Tim closely since his breakthrough, it is with great gratitude and respect for the Bergling family that we can finally open the doors, says Per Sundin, the man who took Avicii to Universal Music 2011 and the head of Pophouse Entertainment, the group that builds the exhibition, told Bulletin board about the initiative.
Due to covid-19, there will be mitigation measures in place to prevent the risk of infection. Proceeds go to the Tim Bergling Foundation, which was launched by his parents in the wake of his death.
– Tim would have been incredibly proud to be represented like this, said Klas Bergling in the report about his son’s monument.
“The mix of a new digital version combined with a classical museum would have appealed to him.”
More information can be found by visiting aviciiexperience.com website.