Erik Ohlsson

Swedish singer and guitarist of Punk band

Erik Ohlsson - Swedish singer and guitarist of Punk band
Born

July 2nd, 1975
49 years ago

Category

Performers & Entertainers

Country

Sweden

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This individual is a Swedish singer and guitarist, primarily recognized as a member of the punk band Millencolin. The band gained international attention in the 1990s and has been influential within the skate punk scene. The group’s discography includes several successful albums, showcasing a combination of melodic punk rock and catchy hooks. The band's performances have contributed to a loyal fanbase in the punk music community, participating in numerous tours across Europe and North America. Besides music, this individual has played a role in shaping the sound and image of the band.

Band member of Millencolin

Success of 'Pennybridge Pioneers' album

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