Ronni Le Tekrø & Ledfoot

Mark your calendars for Friday, December 12 at 20:00!

This is something you don’t want to miss!

Tim Scott McConnell (Ledfoot) and Ronni Le Tekrø (TNT) at Trollheimsporten!!

In addition, we’ll have Frithjof Riis as a guest artist 🙂

Concert starts at 20:00

After the concert there will of course be an afterparty.

We will offer simple food service after the concert.

The bar closes at 01:00

The pub is normally closed in December, but will open for simple service beforehand.

550,- Vipps 509996, write “Ledfoot og Ronni”

Limited space, so subject to sold out!

Inquiries: +47 413 39 130

Motorhome and caravan parking:

Space incl. electricity:

Motorhome:

1 night: Fri–Sat or Sat–Sun NOK 350,-

Weekend: NOK 650,-

Extra night (before/after) NOK 300,- (only in connection with the event)

Caravan (incl. car):

1 night: Fri–Sat or Sat–Sun NOK 370,-

Weekend: NOK 690,-

Extra night (before/after) NOK 320,- (only in connection with the event)

Cabins:

From NOK 600 per night without running water (2/3 persons)

From NOK 700 per night without running water (5 persons)

Booking: +47 413 39 130

Other accommodation:

Breesgård Turistsenter (500 m) Tel. 915 22 055 – Cabins, tents, motorhomes, and caravans

Oppdal Turisthotell (town centre, 13 km) Tel. 72 40 07 00

Quality Hotel Skifer (town centre, 13 km) Tel. 73 60 50 80

Transport to/from the town centre:

Oppdal Taxi (Trøndertaxi) Tel. 72 42 12 05

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About Ronni Le Tekrø

Tekrø co-founded TNT in 1982, but he began playing guitar in a local metal band from Raufoss, “ROCKFIRE”, in 1977. The band later changed its name to ROQUEFIRE and released a single in 1981.

When TNT disbanded in 1992, Tekrø started the band Vagabond, which existed until TNT reunited in 1996.

Alongside TNT, Vagabond, and his solo career, he has also collaborated musically with jazz guitarist Terje Rypdal, releasing three albums with him.

Since the 1980s, Tekrø has been one of Norway’s most distinctive and influential rock/metal guitarists, ranking among the top 10 in the October 1989 issue of Guitarplayer Magazine (now Guitar World). He was also ranked among the world’s 25 best guitarists in his genre in February 2009.

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About Tim Scott McConnell (Ledfoot)

Tim Scott McConnell, also known as Tim Scott and Ledfoot (born March 25, 1958), is an American musician and songwriter who has lived in Norway since 1993.

He was a member of the band The Havalinas, who recorded McConnell’s song “High Hopes”. The song was later recorded and released by Bruce Springsteen, who also used it as the album title.

Since 2007 he has released records under the name Ledfoot. He won the Spellemann Award in 2019 for the album White Crow and in 2022 for Coffin Nails, both in the blues category. He was also nominated for the 2021 Spellemann Award in the same category for the album Black Valley. Since 2012, Ledfoot has collaborated closely with Ronni Le Tekrø, and in 2020 they released the album A Death Divine together.

McConnell also appeared as a henchman in the first two seasons of the Norwegian TV series Exit (2019) and wrote much of the music for the series.