18 Jan 2026
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Concerts Festivals Music

Stockholm Jazz Festival: An evening to cherish with Cherise at Fasching

It is always a special feeling to witness an artist or a musician on stage, when they clearly enjoy what they are doing and are self-evidently in it for the love of music. Cherise was giving exactly those vibes, when she played at Fasching during the Stockholm Jazz Festival. The multi-faceted British singer-songwriter was giving […]

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Join the Halloween celebrations at Shockholm on 31st Oct

Shockholm, the largest Halloween parade in the Nordics, is celebrating it’s 15th year on Friday the 31st October at Sergels Torg. The square is set to transform into a gathering place for ghosts, monsters and other fantastical creatures. Who’s coming? Shockholm’s pre-party at Hard Rock Cafe gave us some sneak peeks of what to expect […]

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Stockholm Jazz Festival: Umami-like jazz of the Dave Holland Trio

Dave Holland Trio, led by the legendary British bassist and composer Dave Holland, brings together saxophonist Jaleel Shaw and drummer Nasheet Waits in a formation that combines deep jazz tradition with modern sophistication. They never fail to show the technically advanced and emotional jazz and came back to Stockholm for this year’s festival to share […]

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Who wouldn’t want to be in the FELIN Fanclub?

When punk-pop whirlwind FELIN played her EP release party at Marshall Stage in Stockholm, we knew we wanted to be there to capture some of that unrestrained live energy! So we bring you some pictures that should give you just a little idea about what goes down at a FELIN show. Elin Blom first caught […]

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Stockholm Jazz Festival: The unapologetically political art of Alabaster DePlume

Alabaster DePlume is an English saxophonist, composer and poet known for his politically charged mix of poetry, music and improvisation. Delivering a both fearless and open-hearted message, DePlume’s art emphasises the importance of reflection, compassion and speaking out. Coming to Alabaster DePlume’s concert is not a classic jazz experience. If that’s what you’re after, I […]

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Stockholm Jazz Festival: Theo Croker’s contrast shower of sound

Theo Croker is an American trumpeter, composer, and producer known for his boundary-pushing blend of jazz, hip-hop, soul and electronic sounds. Nominated for a Grammy, Croker dives into the spiritual and futuristic jazz with deep cultural roots. This year, Theo Croker took the stage at Fasching to present his latest album, Dream Manifest.  If I […]

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Stockholm Jazz Festival: Life-affirming jazz of Iiris Viljanen

Iiris Viljanen is a Finnish-born, Stockholm-based pianist and songwriter known for her subtle compositions and expressive piano style. For her debut at the Stockholm Jazz Festival, Iiris Viljanen carefully curated a delicate, dreamy atmosphere, inspired by real-life events and true kindness that comes with it.  Viljanen presented her new album So much of you was […]

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Stockholm Jazz Festival: A conversation with Bill Laurance and Michael League

Bill Laurance and Michael League, long-time collaborators, friends and founding members of the Grammy-winning collective Snarky Puppy, came to Stockholm as a duo for the very first time. Laurance on the piano and League on oud and bass brought a performance of almost telepathic connection, turning a full concert hall into an intimate dialogue. We […]

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Stockholm Jazz Festival: The emotional escapism of Bremer/McCoy

Bremer/McCoy, a duo formed by former schoolmates bassist Jonathan Bremer and pianist Morten McCoy, is known for their meditative mix of jazz and ambient soundscapes. They create minimalist and deeply emotional music that balances warmth and melancholy. Kosmos, their sixth studio album, continues their original signature exploration of calmness and further deepens their previous work. […]

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She came, she sang, she conquered – Erika Vikman in Stockholm

Finland’s Eurovision diva Erika Vikman made a stop in Stockholm as part of her first European dates. She brought her campy pop and unbridled live energy to Debaser Strand and we were there. Erika Vikman had her first breakthrough in Finland when she was crowned Tango Queen in a popular singing competition back in 2016. […]

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