Liked your music and thought I could help, so here's the quick translation from Ivar's blog (better something than nothing, right)

"And so yesterday happened such thing, that there came a man on our backyard, who plays just that kind of blues – Nikolaj Andresen. I’ve spent one of most pleasant nights of the latest days.

  Anderesen is Danish. His mother is Russian and so the man speaks russian fluently. But that’s not important. What is important is that his singing is very cool. I even wouldn’t over-emphasize instrument playing in his case, although it always gets lots of attention. He uses self-built 3-string instrument, which one wouldn’t really call a guitar. I’ve tried to play that and it wasn’t so easy, if you’re used to play the 6-string guitar. But did it whet my appetite. Building of it was quite easy and maybe I will do myself one as well.

  Nikolaj’s guitar body is made from a small box for wine bottles. It’s plywood. Neck is just some kind of board. Pickup was taken from an old guitar. The lowest string is a bass one, the rest two come from usual electric guitar. Tuning is simple – DDA. Second D is an octave higher. Anyway, it sounded cool. He doesn’t use any additional equipment, but guitar makes awesome sound. The uploaded video, although with a usual guitar, describes the playing style quite nicely.

  Nikolaj plays drums as well. He is a one man band. He has studied classical viola which he plays to this day. Besides that he has electric violin on his concerts. There were quite a lot of people on the yesterday’s concert in SEE theatre. Some didn’t ‘endure’ three hours and left earlier, but well, this kind of blues in such amounts at once can kick the ground from beneath your feet.

  Nikolaj plays drums as well. He is a one man band. He has studied classical viola which he plays to this day. Besides that he has electric violin on his concerts.
  There were quite a lot of people on the yesterday’s concert in SEE theatre. Some didn’t ‘endure’ three hours and left earlier, but well, this kind of blues in such amounts at once can kick the ground from beneath your feet.
  But now is the part, where I wanted to get. Namely, I’ve asked him to come to play in Augustblues. On Monday I am going to talk about it with organizers. But even if we couldn’t fit him in the official programme, he could play outside of that. On the street, for example. He has played a lot on the streets and as he doesn’t have any equipment, it is easy to do. There is no one representing this style in Augustblues, but because hill country blues is the most original blues, where all of the rock music got its beginning, it would be weird, if he wouldn’t perform in one the Baltic biggest blues festivals.
  ....Here are the pictures from yesterday’s night. Mainly from workshop, where he taught instrument playing to local boys."

Greetings from Estonia!

p.s. I've let myself to leave the last paragraph without translation because it is about organizational issues of your Augustblues 'tour'. Only the good stuff, that's why :)