renditions were rehearsed and documented during a five-day workshop and then performed for the first time at Clandestino Festival. The documentations resulting from those days in June were subsequently released on the record label Kning Disk. The next performance, coinciding with the album release, was at Göteborgs Konserthus the 17th of April 2010. Even more artists joined The Göteborg String Theory on this evening and premiered their songs in new arrangements: Anna von Hausswolff, Daniel “Hurricane” Gilbert (also guitarist with Håkan Hellström) and noise avantgardists The Skull Defekts featuring Daniel Higgs (Lungfish) from Baltimore. Video artists also contribute by visually interpreting the sound pieces produced during the workshop, and these visuals were included in the performance. The concert was broadcast live on Swedish National Radio and gained critical acclaim, in comparisons with Krzysztof Penderecki, Arnold Schönberg and Nico Muhly. Some of the live recordings from the show at Göteborgs Konserthus were later released as a limited edition vinyl EP on Kning Disk. Collaboration with José González 2011 The String Theory orchestra collaborated with José González on yet another occasion – a sold-out European tour in March/April 2011, under the name The Göteborg String Theory. PC Nackt had written 11 new arrangements for González's songs and conducted the 25 person orchestra. An songsmith and world-known artist in his own right, González became a part of the ensemble, performing to audiences in 19 cities and garnering critical praise along the way. A film documentary about the performance at the Copenhagen Concert hall was produced by Danish National Television. The String Theory European and US tours 2017-2019 The String Theory and José González continued their artistic partnership in 2017 for a concert tour through 27 European and 3 American cities. In fall 2018, coinciding with the release of the double live album José González & The String Theory – Live in Europe (Imperial Recordings), they toured Europe again, playing 23 shows in 24 days, before embarking on a North American tour in spring 2019. The String Theory & Sekou Andrews 2019 Born during a 4-day workshop & recording session in April 2019, when The String Theory had just finished the US leg of their world tour with José González in Los Angeles, the recording of the song Good Vibes marked the beginning of the ensemble's collaboration with two-time national poetry slam champion Sekou Andrews. In June 2019, another 5 tracks were recorded between