It is not enough to say that Death Cab for Cutie revolutionized the indie rock landscape – they created a whole new continent for it and showed that emo music was a part of its core. With the 2003 Transatlanticism, the American band not only gave rise to one of their most emotional albums, but at the same time coined, in their own words to explain the indescribable emotional gap between people. Suitable for a band whose music itself seems to resonate an incredible depth, an insight into our stormy feelings. Since then, they have album after album, let every song, pave their place in the world and our lives. On August 17, the band is finally back with the Thank You for Today album, and on February 11, the band returns to Sweden for a show at Circus in Stockholm.

Three exciting days of homage of the Swedish cheese.

Just like last year, the festival will take place in the enchanting Münchenbryggeriet in central Stockholm.

Here, all cheese lovers, industry professionals, producers, press and consumers are given the opportunity to meet and excel in the flavors, smells, forms and consistency of the cheeses. This year, you will be invited to tasting, exhibitions, seminars, wine tastings and of course plenty of cheeses to take home with you!

Three exciting days of homage of the Swedish cheese.

Just like last year, the festival will take place in the enchanting Münchenbryggeriet in central Stockholm.

Here, all cheese lovers, industry professionals, producers, press and consumers are given the opportunity to meet and excel in the flavors, smells, forms and consistency of the cheeses. This year, you will be invited to tasting, exhibitions, seminars, wine tastings and of course plenty of cheeses to take home with you!

Bernar Venet – Angles
Opening Reception

One of the most celebrated conceptual artists working today, Bernar Venet’s extensive oeuvre is a culmination of intellectual rigour, artistic dexterity and creative investigation of materials ranging from coal and asphalt to steel.

His success was celebrated with a retrospective at the New York Cultural Center when he was just 30 years old. His signature Arcs, Angles, Straight and Indeterminate lines spring forth from intensive mathematical studies of chance and chaos. They can be traced through his work’s evolution from illustrations, to wooden frames and, ultimately, his famous steel sculptures.

Throughout his career, Venet has employed a variety of genres including painting, photography, sound and performance to explore both material and form, as well as existential questions of perception, time and spatiality.

Three exciting days of homage of the Swedish cheese.

Just like last year, the festival will take place in the enchanting Münchenbryggeriet in central Stockholm.

Here, all cheese lovers, industry professionals, producers, press and consumers are given the opportunity to meet and excel in the flavors, smells, forms and consistency of the cheeses. This year, you will be invited to tasting, exhibitions, seminars, wine tastings and of course plenty of cheeses to take home with you!

Blue Planet II – Live in Concert is a gripping mix of symphony concert and natural film. Don’t miss the brilliant adventure live in Ericsson Globe February 17th.

During the Blue Planet II – Live in Concert, the most spectacular scenes from BBC Studios’ groundbreaking and acclaimed series in 4K Ultra HD appear on a giant LED screen accompanied live by a symphony orchestra. Music by Oscar winner Hans Zimmer, Jacob Shea and David Flemming. Presenter on site: Martin Emtenäs.

It will be a journey from the icy polar oceans to the vibrant coral reefs, from luminous depths to enormous brown forests. The unique image material is accompanied by music composed by Bleeding Fingers Music. The Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, led by conductor Matthew Freeman, will perform the compositions written for the BBC Studios TV series. The concert becomes an immersive experience, as the visual meets the orchestral music and cool sound effects.