Reacting to the Doodle, Bergling's father Klas said, “The Doodle is fantastic, my family and I feel honoured and Tim would have been very proud and love it. Tim Bergling Foundation is set up by the “Bergling family to honour Tim's life and legacy, remove the stigma attached to suicide, and promote mental health awareness, especially among young people worldwide.” “A symbol of Swedish pride, the arena stands today not only as an events venue but also as a hub for the exchange of ideas focused on mental health,” the note said, adding that the initiative is led by the Tim Bergling Foundation. In his memory, it was announced in 2021 that Stockholm's Ericsson Globe Arena would be changed to Avicii Arena. 12:29 pm Play Also read Swedish musician Avicii dies at 28 We welcome.“Desiring more than just industry success, Bergling also set off on House for Hunger, a 2012 American tour that donated its proceeds to combating food insecurity worldwide,” the noted explained.Īfter a struggle with his mental health that spanned years, Avicii committed suicide in 2018 at the age of 28. Avicii, originally named Tim Bergling, died in Muscat, Oman in April 2018 at the age of 28. In addition to being a tremendous music talent, Avicii was also a humanitarian. The note by Google added, “In addition to breaking down sonic boundaries with hits like the 2013 bluegrass-house-hybrid "Wake Me Up," Bergling was also among the first DJs and producers to share the spotlight previously reserved for vocalists and instrumentalists.” In 2011, Avicii released the dance anthem "Levels ," which was one of the first progressive house tracks that topped the charts in several countries including the UK. BREAKING People Who is Tim Bergling Everything you need to know about Bergling's death and why he is featured on Google today Swedish DJ Tim Bergling, more commonly known as Avicii, is. The note that accompanies the video doodle revealed that the artist had begun mixing songs at the age of 16 in his bedroom. Google on Wednesday honoured EDM artist, producer, songwriter, and humanitarian Tim Bergling, aka Avicii, on his 32nd birth anniversary with an animated Doodle. The special video doodle celebrates the musician on the occasion of his 32nd birth anniversary on September 8, and is set to one of Avicii's most popular hits, "Wake Me Up." Bergling was born in 1989 in Stockholm, Sweden, and showed an inclination for music at a very young age. Listen to the best of Avicii on Apple Music and Spotify.Google on Tuesday paid an homage to Tim Bergling, popularly known as Avicii - the Swedish musician known for his tremendous contribution to EDM. Google is showing a video Doodle in many countries on 8th September 2021, for Tim Bergling's 32nd Birthday.Tim Bergling, known by his stage name Avicii was a. Expected in November, the book will include interviews with the star’s family, friends and colleagues in the music industry. “We’ve gotten letters from fans saying, ‘Tim saved my life’…I really hope the helplines can stop suicides and help give second thoughts to people who are considering suicide,” he said.Īn official Avicii biography is set to be published later this year, having been previously slated for release in 2020. Today’s Google Doodle celebrates the life of Tim Bergling better known by his stage name Avicii on what would have been his 32nd birthday. Last year, Klas Bergling spoke about the Tim Bergling Foundation’s work to prevent suicides while also touching upon his son’s legacy. “And since that day, my wife and I want to help and give hope to young people who are struggling with problems in their lives and help them to find a way out of despair and dark moments.” Far too young, he took his life,” Avicii’s father, Klas Bergling, explains. The Avicii Arena will host events in partnership with the Tim Bergling Foundation, the mental health charity set up by Avicii’s parents in 2019 following their son’s death the previous year. “In partnership with some great brands, we have decided to rename this arena in honor of one of Sweden’s greatest international stars and his legacy,” says Stockholm Live’s Daniel Stålbo in an official announcement video. Tim Bergling, conocido popularmente como Avicii, nació un día como hoy en 1989 Tim Bergling se suicidó el 20 de abril de 2018 con los pedazos de una botella rota Hoy Google ha querido hacer un doodle muy especial y dedicárselo al artista, tristemente fallecido en 2018, Tim Bergling.
The 16,000-capacity venue in the Swedish capital hosted two sold-out home city shows by the late DJ/producer in 2012.
Back in May, it was announced that Stockholm’s Ericsson Globe was officially renamed the ‘Avicii Arena’ in tribute to Avicii.
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