Swedish House Mafia set to perform in Estonia next spring with their only concert in the Baltics

Swedish House Mafia, one of the greatest electronic music stars of all time and the artist boasting the world’s highest ticket sales in dance music, will perform at Tallinn Song Festival Grounds on 30 May 2026. This will be their first and only concert in the Baltics. The trio of Swedish superstars will bring a stage show never before seen in Estonia, combining powerful sound, visuals, and pyrotechnics, which are their trademark around the world.

Register for the presale starting on October 30 at 10:00 https://swedishhousemafia.ee/

‘A lot of preparations went into this, but now I can say with great pleasure that the impossible has become possible – Swedish House Mafia has decided to come to Tallinn,’ said Tanel Samm, CEO of concert organiser Monster Music. ‘Swedish House Mafia is a group we are used to seeing at the biggest dance music festivals in the world. On 30 May, Tallinn will become the Baltic dance music capital for one night. This is an extraordinary opportunity for audiences across the region to experience something unprecedented here.’

Swedish House Mafia members Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso, and Steve Angello are all internationally renowned superstars in their own right. Their 2010 single ‘One (Your Name)’ featuring Pharrell Williams brought them worldwide fame and ushered in a new era in EDM culture. This was followed by global hits such as ‘Save The World’, ‘Greyhound’, ‘Miami 2 Ibiza’, and the timeless ‘Don’t You Worry Child’, which has garnered billions of plays on various music platforms, earned a Grammy nomination, and been voted the best festival anthem of all time by Tomorrowland festival-goers.

Recent tracks such as ‘Moth To A Flame’ featuring The Weeknd have reaffirmed Swedish House Mafia’s status as one of the most influential electronic music artists in the world.

Earlier this year, the Swedish superstars announced a new phase in their career named ‘3.0’, which aims to push the boundaries of dance music and bring a completely new world of sound and visuals to the stage. Their first live show dates for next year have already caused a global stir, and 75,000 tickets for the Gothenburg show sold out in a matter of minutes.

Swedish House Mafia was the first electronic music group to sell out Madison Square Garden in New York in less than ten minutes – and they did it four times in a row. They have headlined festivals such as Coachella, Ultra Miami, Tomorrowland, and Creamfields, and collaborated with John Martin, Alicia Keys, The Weeknd, and many others.

The concert organiser, Monster Music, has previously brought world-renowned stars such as Andrea Bocelli, Armin van Buuren, and Ed Sheeran to Estonian stages.

‘We have been working for years to bring even the world’s biggest names to Estonian concert audiences. Adding Swedish House Mafia to this list is a real milestone for us,’ added Samm.

Tickets will go on sale via Piletilevi on Monday, 3 November, at 10.00 a.m. Sales start simultaneously in all three Baltic states. The first tickets cost only 69 euros. There are no age restrictions for the concert.

About Swedish House Mafia:

·       Swedish House Mafia is considered one of the most influential dance music groups, helping to shape the entire EDM boom of the 2010s

·       The Swedish trio consists of artists Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso, and Steve Angello

·       SHM’s first joint performance took place in Ibiza in 2007

·       Their first single was ‘One (Your Name)’ feat. Pharrell Williams (2010)

·       Grammy nominations for the songs ‘Save The World’ (2012) and ‘Don’t You Worry Child’ (2013)

·       ‘The One Last Tour’ is the most successful tour in dance music history, selling over a million tickets in a week

·       Debut album: Paradise Again (2022)

·       The first EDM group to sell out Madison Square Garden four times in a row

·       Headliner at Coachella, Tomorrowland, and Ultra Music Festival

·       New record label: SUPERHUMAN (2024)

·       Most recent single released: ‘Wait So Long’ (2025)

·       Billboard magazine has called them one of the greatest dance music phenomena of all time