Ulrik Munther Joins Melodifestivalen 2027 Lineup as Lars Winnerbäck Extends Tour
Ulrik Munther confirmed for Melodifestivalen 2027, while Lars Winnerbäck extends his tour into 2027 featuring his new chart-topping album.
Key details
- Ulrik Munther confirmed as a participant in Melodifestivalen 2027 with 30 songs competing.
- Munther previously placed third in Melodifestivalen in 2012 and 2013, reigniting interest after a 2024 performance.
- Lars Winnerbäck extends his tour until 2027, including a performance in Skellefteå.
- Winnerbäck’s latest album 'Längtan till våren' topped Sverigetopplistan, with all tracks in Spotify’s top 50.
Swedish music fans have much to look forward to with key developments in the 2026-2027 season. Ulrik Munther, the 32-year-old artist who previously placed third in Melodifestivalen in both 2012 and 2013, is confirmed to compete in Melodifestivalen 2027. Munther’s renewed interest in the competition was sparked by his successful 2024 performance with Björnzone, and according to Aftonbladet, 30 songs will compete next year, with half the artist roster already set. SVT is currently notifying artists about their participation, with a press conference expected in early December to reveal the full lineup.
Meanwhile, singer-songwriter Lars Winnerbäck is extending his tour into 2027 with performances scheduled across Sweden, including a stop at Sara Kulturhus in Skellefteå. His concerts will highlight songs from his recently released fifteenth album, 'Längtan till våren,' recorded in Provence and released in September 2026. The album topped Sverigetopplistan, with all its tracks entering the Spotify top 50.
These developments underscore a vibrant upcoming year for Swedish music, blending the excitement of Melodifestivalen with major live performances.
According to Aftonbladet, Munther's participation builds on his longstanding history with Melodifestivalen since his 2009 Lilla Melodifestivalen win. Lars Winnerbäck's tour announcement was detailed by Norran, highlighting the mix of new album tracks with fan favorites. Both stories signal continued creative momentum for Swedish artists in the year ahead.