Marcus i Martinus okončali su svoju vrlo napornu “The Room” turneju koncertom u Poljskoj prethodnog vikenda, i čini se da momci posle svega mogu biti zadovoljni kako je sve prošlo. Oni su za 35 dana održali čak 25 koncerata, posetivši veliki broj zemalja Evrope, a u nekima su bili po prvi put.
Oproštajni koncert održan je 14. februara u Varšavi, glavnom gradu Poljske, a dan ranije, momci su nastupali u drugom poljskom gradu, Poznanju. Sudeći po njihovom sajtu, dobar deo koncerata na turneji bio je rasprodat, ili makar skoro rasprodat, a najmanje publike bilo je na Britanskim ostrvima. Ipak, ne sumnjamo da su to očekivanja i bila mala, već su momci samo imali želju da se predstave publici.
Što se nas tiče, već smo rekli kako je organizator koncerta u Beogradu veoma zadovoljan odzivom MMera, do te mere da će norveški dvojac dobiti poziv da dođe i naredne godine, ako zaista budu išli na turneju, kako i sami pričaju. Nama ostaje nada da će tad biti više prilike da se momci druže sa fandomom i možda usvoje neke od naših ideja. Famoza tim već je razgovarao o tome sa MM timom, i načinima da sledeći put sve bude mnogo bolje, nego što je bilo sad.
Vladimir Dolapčev je urednik medija Famoza.net. Prethodno je pet godina uređivao portal srpskog izdanja časopisa BRAVO. Najveća želja mu je da Famoza bude drugačiji od svih teen medija i da pomogne u dovođenju mladih zvezda u region.
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