A new museum called 'Avicii Experience' is to be built in Stockholm in memory of the late DJ Avicii. Avicii has given many hit tracks including 'Wake Me Up' and 'Levels'. This museum is to be opened in 2021 as a part of a new digital culture centre.

According to the foreign media report, 'Avicii Experience' will remind you of unpublished music, photographs and memorable moments from the life and career of the late artist.

Famous DJ and music producer Avicii died at the age of 28 years. His real name was Tim Burgling. His representative had issued a statement confirming his death. Avicii has been the first DJ to bring electronic dance music to the mainstream. He took it out of nightclubs to Top 40 radio. He made a mark all over the world with 'A Sky Full of Stars'. He won two MTV Music Awards, one Billboard Music Award and two Grammy nominations. His biggest hit was 'Levels'. He also helped produce pop singer Madonna's last album.

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