Misery Loves Co Stockholm, Sweden
MISERY LOVES CO. was one of the most talked about metal bands in the 90's.
The album "Not Like Them" even earned
them a Swedish Grammy.
In 2000 the band split up but returned in 2016 as they exploded on the main stages at some of Europes biggest festivals. Since then they have continued to release new material and doing very intense live shows.
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