The last time The Weeknd was in Sweden, he played on the all-sold Ericsson Globe and this fall, the Canadian R&B freak is back! With over 70 million albums sold and several billion streams on its track record, The Weeknd is one of the greatest artists of our time. November 4, he is back in Sweden to attend a big concert at the Ericsson Globe in Stockholm!
Tickets will be released on March 16th at 09.00 via LiveNation.se
weekend He recently announced that he’s going on a world tour After-hours tour, Which starts on June 11th. Now we can happily announce that Sweden, Stockholm and Ericsson’s Globe will be added to the much-anticipated World Superstar Tour!
Tour after hours It will present the latest production and one of the most creative stage designs ever, with the largest number of LED lights and the largest number of videos for a concert in the arena. Produced by Live Nation, the 57-day tour will stop in cities in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, France – and Sweden, with support from 88GLAM and Sabrina Claudio in Europe.
On March 16th, concert tickets will be released at the Ericsson Globe and on March 20th, the new album, “After Hours” will be released. Two important dates to note on the calendar!
Pre-order the album “After Hours” here:
https://umusic.digital/afterhours/
Date
4/11 – Ericsson Globe, Stockholm
Tickets
Tickets will be released on Monday 16 March at 09:00 via LiveNation.se
Press tickets and photo cards
A press ticket purchase request is sent to [email protected]. It is important that you submit a request for each artist / event and indicate the artist / event in the subject line.
A photocopy passport application is submitted via photorequest.livenation.se (Note that the certified photo card is not valid as a ticket).
Subject to change. You will always find the most recent and updated information about our events at livenation.se.
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