Some people in the music industry believes that Micke Muster sounds like country, Fats Domino, Little Richard, Jerry Lee Lewis, rock n roll, but first and foremost he sounds like himself. He has performed on a number of shows throughout the years, this range from live concerts to television performances.

Let’s take a look on Micke Muster news throughout the years:

1962: He was born in Svenstavik, Sweden

1966: Plays the piano for the first time with a rendition of “boogie woogie”. Later in the year, his grandfather from his mother’s side passed away

1971: His family relocated to Stockholm and his grandmother from his mother’s side passed away

1975: He celebrated his 13th birthday with a new piano

1976: Micke appeared in his first school show

1977: He discovered Jerry Lee Lewis records

1978: He performed at his first live show at a community youth club along with a band known as C.C.RIDERS

1981: Goes to a weekly talent show known as “cabaret have fun” on Monday nights and was victorious in all of the contests. He became very popular at this show, so much so that the crowd started to throw chairs through windows and police had to be called on the scene.

1982: He performed at “country palace” along with a country singer from Sweden called Mats Rådberg at “Tyrol” and drives the crowd wild once again.

1983: He was charged for driving a motor vehicle without a license and also for attacking a taxi driver. However, he did not spend any time in jail.

1984: Convicted once more for driving a vehicle without a license, but no jail time.

1985: He obtained a drivers license; was introduced to Jerry Lee Lewis who complimented him on his work and later appeared at a popular race track in Sweden called “Mantorp Park” to perform before 15,000 people and end up destroying a piano.

1987: His first television performance playing “whole lotta shakin goin on” for his fans

1988: Released his first LP called “I´m on fire”.

1989: He performed on his second television show with “whole lotta shakin´, the long version

1990: Micke went on tours throughout Sweden with Chuck Berry, Fats Domino and Little Richard and did the opening songs. Then, he went on television for the third time doing “good golly miss molly” and “great balls of fire” performances.

1991: He traveled to Finland for his first shows and the media and newspaper reporters really love the performances.

1992: He had a show at “Tyrol”, which was entirely his own. In addition to this, he had his fourth appearance on television doing “high school confidential” as well as “telephone baby”, which was one of Johnny Otis songs.

1993: His fifth television performance playing “let the best man win”; “memphis”; “whole lotta shakin” and one of Narvel Felts songs.

1994: There was a super rock ‘n’ roll show held at “Tyrol”, where he sets a brand new public record.

1996: Played his own songs “great balls of fire” and “i believe i´m falling” on his 6th television appearance.

1997: Plays “whole lotta shakin´” and “chantilly lace” during his 7th television performance.

1998: He broke his record at the “Tyrol”, but later went on to set a new one at Stampen, which is an old town in Stockholm.

1999: He broke his own public record that was set in Stampen town

2000: He made another television appearance in a soap opera documentary known as “the bar”, where he performed for the entire show which lasted more than two hours, even though it was aired for just five minutes.

2001: One of his band members from the famous rock group called the Boppers was thrown from his backstage dressing room and was told that “nobody sits in there without his permission.”

Today, he continues to rock and is one of the most popular musicians in Europe. Find additional resources with Micke Muster news, biography, pictures, videos, music and more.