18 Jun 2026
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Elitloppet: A summer event for people and horse watching 

Elitloppet is a trotting event where horses pull a lightweight two-wheeled carriage, known as a sulky, with the driver sitting behind them. Unlike in traditional horse racing, the horses must trot rather than gallop, which makes the races surprisingly tactical and full of strategy. The last weekend of May is a “save the date” moment […]

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Garbage at Gröna Lund: Thirty Years of Defiance, Power and Pure Rock ‘n’ Roll

Some concerts entertain. Others remind you why music matters in the first place. Garbage’s performance at Gröna Lund last night belonged firmly to the latter category. It was loud, rebellious, emotional and unapologetically political—a celebration of everything that has made Garbage one of the most distinctive bands of the last three decades. All photos Karen […]

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Hello Hi! Dolly Style brings their sparkle to Gröna Lund

The hardest-working group in Swedish pop, Dolly Style, brought their neon-colored glitter explosion of a concert once again to the big stage at Gröna Lund, to the delight of their many young fans. From the moment the colorgul pop phenomenon stepped onto the stage, the energy across the amusement park skyrocketed. Their young fans were […]

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Charity Art Expo n*6 Returns to Kulturhuset, Bringing Art, People, and Purpose Together

On May 2, 2026, one of Stockholm’s most accessible and dynamic art events returns to the city center. Charity Art Expo 6 will take place at Kulturhuset, Sergels Torg, transforming Lilla Studion into a vibrant space where contemporary art, live performances, and human connection meet. Unlike traditional art fairs, Charity Art Expo is built on […]

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Ichiko Aoba: A dreamlike Japanese folk immersion

Ichiko Aoba is a Japanese singer-songwriter known for her delicate, dreamlike sound built on voice and acoustic guitar, creating intimate and immersive musical worlds Last Sunday, a beautiful folk evening at Göta Lejon was opened by JFDR, an Icelandic folk singer and songwriter, who set the stage with her captivating, calm presence. Highlighting her work […]

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Your Living City’s Ultimate Music Festival Guide 2026

No rain, no muddy puddles, no blasting sun will ever stop the die-hard music festival lovers, who year after year look for the biggest festivals and the most impressive line-ups and this is where we come into the picture. Like every year, we bring you a round-up of the newest music festivals and the good […]

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Belfast’s Dea Matrona brings retro rock vibes to Stockholm

The Belfast duo Dea Matrona played at Debaser Nova as part of their European headlining tour, ahead of joining Sting as a support act on his tour this summer. Hailing from Belfast (what they referred to as North of Ireland during their banter with the audience), Orláith Forsythe and Mollie McGinn form a rockin’ duo […]

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Giorgi Gigashvili: An afternoon of reflective piano music

Giorgi Gigashvili is a Georgian pianist who has successfully established himself on the international stage, gaining recognition after winning First Prize at the Vigo International Piano Competition. Now nominated as one of this season’s ECHO Rising Stars, he makes his Konserthuset debut with a thoughtfully curated solo programme that reflects both technical command and a […]

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Lorde’s Hyper-Real Realm

Lorde’s tour-ending show at Annexet in Stockholm, 9th Dec By Jane Hatfield Sometimes the story starts at the ending. It’s 1:30 am, and I just got home from the Lorde concert. I’m all the way in Stockholm, Sweden. I look up to see if there’s any news already on the concert and I’m surprised to […]

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Stockholm Film Festival wrap-up: A recipe against autumn depression

The dark November nights (and days, let’s be honest) of Stockholm have once again been blessed with over 300 solid reasons to leave the house and live a small new life. One stays indoors while travelling to lands far away, seeing the world through the eyes of others. Cinema is a unique activity, isn’t it? […]

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