We arrived in Araneta Coliseum around 8:30PM and found out that Per Sorensen of Fra Lippo Lippi had already started his set. We managed to find our seats just about two more songs into his set. It was great that Per played his famous hits - although the titles escape me now since I'm not really a fan of their band. Per still sounds great and I guess the highlight of his performance was the introduction of his young son after his set! I'm sure his son was pretty overwhelmed by the warm reception they have been getting here - a country thousands of miles away from their native Norway!
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