20 Facts About Linn Berggren

In 1997, Linn Berggren said: "I wanted to sing; I never wanted to be a singer".

Linn Berggren had a somewhat minor role in the composition of Happy Nation and The Sign, only having co-writing credits on one track on a re-release of the former.

Linn Berggren was influential in the development of "All That Linn Berggren Wants", demanding that the track be changed from major key to minor.

Linn Berggren was not present, but the girl attacked Jenny and her mother with a knife.

Linn Berggren had a larger role in the composition of The Bridge and wrote and produced several songs for the album.

Linn Berggren generally performed keyboards in the background for most of the concert, but performed a live a cappella song in the foreground prior to the main show.

That same year, both Jenny and Linn Berggren appeared at the Swedish Grammis as presenters for the "best song" award.

Linn Berggren walked off the set of the "Cruel Summer" music video in Rome whilst filming; her manager said it was because she did not wish to appear in the foreground of the video.

Linn Berggren infrequently took part in group interviews with her other band members throughout 1998 for the promotion of the Flowers album her participation was often minimal, and in many cases the band performed as a trio.

In one such interview Linn Berggren expressed her desire to further her music production skills.

That year, Bravo magazine claimed that Linn Berggren was seriously ill, based on Linn Berggren's odd appearance on Germany's television spot The Dome, and photos appearing in Bravo.

Linn Berggren granted one final radio interview on Mix FM in Lebanon in late 1998, where she talked about new album plans and sang "All That She Wants" a capella.

In 1998, the band announced via their website that they would be placing media focus on Jenny due to Linn Berggren having recurring vocal problems.

However, Linn Berggren did not appear at events in Gothenburg and Copenhagen, where she would not have had to fly.

In 2002, Linn Berggren co-wrote three tracks with her bandmates on the group's release Da Capo.

In October and November 2005, the band made appearances at a series of 15 concerts at the Night of the Proms in Belgium; as usual, Linn Berggren was "unable to attend", and only Jonas, Ulf, and Jenny made appearances at these concerts.

However, on 30 November 2007, Ulf stated in an interview that Malin Linn Berggren had left the band and she would not appear on the band's new album.

Linn Berggren's image was removed from most material on the band's official website but was reintroduced upon the release of Hidden Gems.

Linn Berggren is multi-lingual: her primary language is Swedish, but she speaks fluent English and German; she speaks Spanish, Russian and French.

Linn Berggren has contributed vocals for all original Ace of Base songs except:.