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Dizzy Mizz Lizzy’s opening night at Copenhell was oddly uneven. Letting the audience pick the setlist might not have been the best idea.

»It's your own fault,« said Tim Christensen – and unfortunately, he was right.

Tim Christensen sang and played brilliantly as always, but the setlist was a strange mix when Dizzy Mizz Lizzy performed a request concert at Copenhell. Foto: Jacob Ehrbahn
Tim Christensen sang and played brilliantly as always, but the setlist was a strange mix when Dizzy Mizz Lizzy performed a request concert at Copenhell. Foto: Jacob Ehrbahn
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Tim Christensen looked like a man trying hard to suppress a hopeful smile.

He stood on Copenhell’s biggest stage, playing the heavy intro to ’In The Blood’ from Dizzy Mizz Lizzy’s latest album, ’Alter Echo’ from 2020, and resembled a little boy behind his beard.

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