On February 11 the unlikely becomes reality. After 25 years as a world-famous act with 70 million albums sold, one of Sweden's biggest pop groups steps back into the spotlight, a decade after their last studio album "Room Service". They do it with "Charm School", a new album with twelve songs in a style that's best described as "updated classic Roxette", from the initial power pop fireworks of "Way Out" to the bittersweet closer "Sitting On Top Of The World".

The newest song is the extremely infectious groove-master "She's Got Nothing On (But The Radio)", written this autumn. In-between there's everything that has made Roxette one of the world's most radio played pop groups; the clinging melodies, the passionate delivery, the humorous pop sense and the unique mix of Marie Fredriksson's and Per Gessle's voices. All wrapped up in a musical package that is unmistakably 2011.