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Caezar
Caezar was a Swedish pop band that formed in 2000 with Andreas Lundstedt on vocals, Joakim Berg on guitar, Claes Björklund on bass, and Anders Häggström on...
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Caezar was a Swedish pop band that formed in 2000 with Andreas Lundstedt on vocals, Joakim Berg on guitar, Claes Björklund on bass, and Anders Häggström on drums. They broke through in 2002 with their debut album 'I Don't Know Where I'm Going,' which included the single 'Waiting.'
In 2004, the band faced plagiarism accusations over their song 'Bad Habits,' though the case was dismissed. They released two more studio albums, 'Paper Tigers' in 2005 and 'Prisoner of Love' in 2009, before announcing an indefinite hiatus in 2011. They reunited briefly in 2012 to perform at the Swedish Melodifestivalen.
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