Benjamin Ingrosso to Headline Ullevi in 2027, Capping off a Successful Arena Tour
Benjamin Ingrosso will become the youngest Swedish artist to headline Ullevi next summer, following a successful 2026 arena tour and ahead of a new album release.
Key details
- Benjamin Ingrosso will headline Ullevi in Gothenburg in 2027, his only Swedish concert that year.
- He will be the youngest Swedish artist to headline Ullevi at age 29.
- Tickets will be available from November 20 at 10:00 AM via Live Nation.
- Ingrosso recently concluded a successful arena tour ending at Avicii Arena in Stockholm.
- His fifth studio album, 'Baby don’t say that, I’m sensitive,' releases on March 19, 2027.
Benjamin Ingrosso is set to make history as he performs at Ullevi next summer, becoming the youngest Swedish artist to headline this iconic venue. Scheduled to be his only concert in Sweden in 2027, the event will take place in Gothenburg, with tickets going on sale on November 20 at 10:00 AM via Live Nation’s website.
Ingrosso’s announcement comes on the heels of a well-received arena tour that recently concluded at the Avicii Arena in Stockholm. According to a review by Mina Asp Romefors in Dagens Nyheter, Ingrosso’s tour demonstrated a strong grasp of the modern arena show formula and generated significant excitement among audiences, although the review also noted moments where the production felt somewhat overwhelming due to its intensity.
The Ullevi concert will coincide with the release of Ingrosso’s fifth studio album, titled 'Baby don’t say that, I’m sensitive,' which is due out on March 19, 2027. Ingrosso expressed his excitement about playing at Ullevi, calling it the most significant venue for an artist in Sweden. He remarked, "Sämre sommarplaner kan man ju ha? Vi ses i Göteborg" ("You could have worse summer plans? See you in Gothenburg").
At just 29 years old, his Ullevi performance marks a milestone in his career, highlighting his rising prominence in the Swedish music scene. The successful arena tour and impending major concert demonstrate his growing stature and robust fanbase across the country.