Lasse Kroner

Born in Gothenburg, Lasse Kronér first pursues work as a singer and musician before becoming a Swedish television personality. His musical career is primarily linked to Triple & Touch, a show and variety group of which he was a member from 1985 to 1999, in a register that blends pop, stage entertainment and vocal music. This period places him in a very Swedish landscape of music television, popular shows and public stages. In 1996, Lasse Kronér participates in Melodifestivalen with the song « Gör någon glad » alongside Peter Lundblad, Nick Borgen, Janne Bark and Lennart Grahn. He subsequently releases a solo album, Lasse Kronér, in 2000. His style is rooted in clear, melodic variety-pop, carried by singing, with an accessible approach derived as much from the stage as from the television format. Although his career later takes a larger place in hosting/entertainment, notably with Bingolotto and then Doobidoo, Lasse Kronér remains associated with a musician-entertainer profile shaped in Gothenburg, where he began singing very young before performing on the street and on local stages.