Official blog for Josh Kincheloe

Icon in Europe: Copenhagen, Hamburg, and Berlin

Copenhagen was one of the coolest cities we've been to. Adam and I explored the city while Ariel and Shawn met with family that had traveled from Sweden to see us. 

The next day we were in Hamburg, Germany. Didn't see much of the city this day, but the show was amazing! Sold out 1,500 people. 

We had Sunday off and it was spent driving and doing laundry at a laundry mat. Today Adam, myself, and our TM took the train and did a lot of site seeing. We saw everything from old towers, war memorial, and remains of the Berlin wall.

Our show here in Berlin tonight was another fantastic one. I'm super pumped to go to Prague tomorrow and Budapest the next day! 

Icon in Europe: Oslo & Gothenburg

Not much to write about this post. We spent a lot of time in customs driving in and out of Norway. So unfortunately we didn't get to explore any of those cities. 

Icon in Europe: Finland & Stockholm

After 15+ hours of driving and 2 ferries, Adam and our TM finally met us in Helsinki for the first show. We rented a vehicle and gear from a place in Germany. 

The first show was a roaring success! I had the most fun walking out on stage than I've ever had. The crowd, 1,500 strong, was very lively. We are so grateful Hollywood Undead has given us this opportunity to tour with them.

The next day we had to travel to Sweden. This included driving our van onto a cruise type ship and sailing overnight for 17 hours! At 10 this morning, we arrived in Stockholm. 

We play here tonight for our second show on the Undead tour. Ariel, who is Swedish, is excited to be home and speak in her native tongue to the crowd. Shawn, Adam, and I will go on being dumb Americans who expect everyone to know English ;)

Icon in Europe: Day One

It began as a snowy day here in Finland. Although we're still a bit jet-lagged, we took advantage of the time off and went exploring. Shawn, Ariel, and I spent the day wandering in downtown Helsinki. We visited a few stores and sites as well as a small arts market set up at the harbor. After enjoying some of what the city had to offer, we grabbed a bite to eat and headed back to the hotel.