Hi, would you like to see Lordi but they do not plan to play in your city? No problem, just join us!
We gonna show you step by step how to make this dream comes true.
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DATES
16 February, 2020, Budapest, Hungary
18 February, 2020, Bratislava, Slovakia
20 February 2020, Bergamo, Italy
22 February 2020, Klagenfurt Am Worthersee, Austria
23 February 2020, Vienna, Austria
26 February 2020, Firenze, Italy
27 February 2020, Istres, France
29 February 2020, Madrid, Spain
1 March 2020, Barcelona, Spain
explore attractions of Barcelona
2 March 2020, Ramonville-st-agne, France
3 March 2020, Nantes, France
5 March 2020, Epinal, France
6 March 2020, Paris, France
7 March 2020, Sneek, Nederland
10 March 2020, Munich, Germany
12 March 2020, Hamburg, Germany
explore attractions of Hamburg
13 March 2020, Berlin, Germany
14 March 2020, Leipzig, Germany
15 March 2020, Stuttgart, Germany
18 March 2020, Aschaffenburg, Germany
19 March 2020, Nuremberg, Germany
explore attractions of Nuremberg
20 March 2020, Memmingen, Germany
21 March 2020, Regensburg, Germany
22 March 2020, Prague, Czech Republic
25 March 2020, Cologne, Germany
explore attractions of Cologne
26 March 2020, Pratteln, Switzerland
expolore attractions of Pratteln (Basel)
27 March 2020, Heidelberg, Germany
28 March 2020, Schaffhausen, Switzerland
29 March 2020, Amstelveen, Nederland
1 April 2020, Vilnius, Lithuania
3 April 2020, Seinajoki, Finland
4 April 2020, Kempele, Finland
8 April 2020, Jyvaskyla, Finland
9 April 2020, Nivala, Finland
10 April 2020, Tampere, Finland
11 April 2020, Helsinki, Finland
explore attractions of Helsinki
3 July 2020, Mulheim, Germany
IN SAKE OF GOOD START
Lordi is about to release the newest, tenth studio album “Killection (A Fictional Compilation Album)” on January 31st, 2020, featuring new bassist Hiisi. Therefore, I recommend getting to know some of their fresh creative output:
source: rock n metal
DECIDE
It would be surrealistic expensive to travel abroad just to see a concert. Even if Lordi is your favorite band ever, I suggest you choose an attractive city and a bit of sightseeing. It is beneficial for you to make careful preparation because, who knows when will you be in the same place again and you definitely don’t want to miss the best attractions, do you?
I want to make it clear that I am not able at the moment to offer you all – inclusive package of holidays because there would be some law cases and tax cases to obey. I would rather encourage you to prepare your trip on your own. I will show you how to do that below. I will also give you an example of a Dutch trip including Lordi’s concert. You can always send me an e-mail if you have questions, and I will try to help you and answer the best as I can:
TOOLS
You need:
1. Transportation from your home to your hotel (it depends on what your departure point is but this website is handy to commute inside Nederland),
2. Room in hotel; click to read reviews first but keep in mind that:
a) most hotels located around Schiphol Airport offer free and easy to use shuttle;
b) usually ratio quality: price is much better in hotels located in the proximity of Amsterdam, but not in the city itself
c) Holland is compact and its public transportation is reliable,
d) standard fare for night in 3 stars hotel is between 62euros and 103 euros / night (according to Musictivity calculations)
3. Concert ticket (it is important to buy only from reliable sources like Eventim or official Lordi website),
4. Guide on place (I can not offer you personal assistance 24/7, but there are countless guides available on site – read more),
5. Travel insurance (it is not expensive and protect you against unexpected events).
Overwhelming? Well, I’m writing this article on December, 23rd, 2019, and I just got an idea to contact with some travel agencies. I would love to prepare a convenient package for you. It would be even better to travel in bigger group of fans with assistance from an experienced company, I guess.
AMSTELVEEN
Just an example to let you know what is possible to do besides a concert.
Amstelveen is a residential area adjacent from south to Amsterdam (capital of the Netherlands), few kilometers east from Schiphol International Airport.

Although there is some art to see in Amstelveen (Cobra Museum of Modern Art) I wouldn’t call this town a cultural destination for foreign travelers. Amstelveen is a home for people who work in Schiphol or in bank / insurance / commerce corporations in Amsterdam South’s business park. Subway & tram line cross the entire Amstelveen, so you can commute directly between Amsterdam and Amstelveen with ease (alternatively you can take a car ride or biking).
A Japanese friend of mine told me that Amstelveen is the same for Japanese minority in the Netherlands as Dusseldorf is for the Japanese minority in Germany. They own shops, own barber and even own school for children of Japanese expats –everything located exactly in Amstelveen. Interesting, but I have much more to share with you.
NETHERLANDS
I decided to show you that the Netherlands is not only Amsterdam through carefully presenting selected videos from YouTube, weet u wel. Everything you can see below is high quality and display awesome places, which you can reach with direct public transport from Schiphol International Airport (according to 9292.nl). I give you links only to videos which are worth it in my personal opinion.

Let’s assume that I have 6 business days off work, found a nice hotel in Schiphol and don’t want to spend more than one day in any town. In this case, this would be my itinerary (flying on 21st March and on 30th March):
22th March, Sunday
Den Haag: Madurodam
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_5q9Myg7po
Den Haag: Mauritshuis & Binnenhof
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Bil7sUVkuU
Den Haag: Escher in Het Paleis
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2vqH3bXn6F0
Den Haag: Peace Palace
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRRNswxwvpk
Peace Palace
23th March, Monday
Rotterdam: Maritime Museum
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ACQg6G-6eSg
Rotterdam: Kubuswoningen https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xVuzkrTXwew
Rotterdam: Markthal
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v6hnQdRynac
24th March, Tuesday
Groningen: biking
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05Iiuz7A7E0
Groningen: Museum (of modern and contemporary art)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fxScIIthGVo
25th March, Wednesday
Breda: Begijnhof Museum
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WRDjvNyjMXU
Breda: Kasteel Bouvigne
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9iyIWGtGV1k
26th March, Thursday
Delft: Koninklijke Porceleyne Fles:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMt5SmhqApA
Delft: City Center
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zlctFYJkOrs
27th March, Friday
Den Bosch: Jheronimus Bosch Art Center
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PpEESwIiCF0
Eindhoven: Philips Museum
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlmo4wosy60
28th March, Saturday
Amersfoort: Koppelpoort (connecting port)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IwL6wJLdry0
Amersfoort: Museum Flehite
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9gZNx70D5Y
29 March, Sunday (concert)
Amsterdam: Rijksmuseum
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOqdCNjq-x0
Amsterdam: canals! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUrppV_78tI
Amstelveen: Lordi concert https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_6ta1C8S9Eg
author: Sam O’Black