BLADEE - Martyr Tour

On November 29, 2025, Swedish artist Bladee will perform at Helitehas in Tallinn, bringing his uniquely atmospheric and emotionally layered music to Estonian fans. Known for his collaborations with Yung Lean, Skrillex, and Charli XCX, Bladee has been steadily carving out his own creative path since emerging from Stockholm’s underground scene.

Born Benjamin Thage Dag Reichwald, Bladee started releasing music in 2013 as part of the Drain Gang collective alongside Ecco2K, Thaiboy Digital, and Whitearmor. Early success came with the mixtape Gluee and the album Eversince, followed by years of prolific output that blurred lines between rap, pop, and electronic production. His collaborative work with the Yung Lean includes the track “Ceremony” with Skrillex, as well as the full-length 2024 release Psykos, which marked a shift toward rock and post-punk elements.

Skrillex & Bladee - Real Spring (Official Music Video)

Bladee's sound and visual identity have continually evolved. In 2024, he released Cold Visions, a sprawling 30-track project produced entirely by F1lthy and featuring appearances from Yung Lean, Yung Sherman, Thaiboy Digital, and Black Kray. Critics praised the album as a high point in his discography, with Pitchfork calling it his “most realized project to date.” That same year, Bladee also featured on a remix of Charli XCX’s “Rewind,” expanding his reach beyond his cult following.

Charli xcx - Rewind featuring bladee (official audio)

His worldbuilding -- a mixture of both aspiration and real life -- is part of what makes Bladee’s music unique, bringing out a wide spectrum of emotion between slow burning, susceptible ballads and highly charged pop hybrids, usually steered by the progressive instrumentals from his go-to producers Whitearmor, Yung Sherman, Gud and Ripsquad.

A quiet and introspective figure, Bladee rarely speaks publicly. When he does, it’s with disarming honesty. “I really don’t like to talk about myself. I find it weird,” he’s said in interviews. Reflecting on his artistic direction, he recently told The Guardian: “I don’t really care anymore about being a bigger artist. The only thing that’s important is that I’m doing something that’s true to me.”

His live shows echo this mindset — moody, immersive, and emotionally open. Tallinn audiences can expect a performance that blends hypnotic beats with raw lyricism, drawn from over a decade of musical experimentation.

Tickets for Live Nation Concert Club members go on presale on May 7th at 10:00. General ticket sales begin on May 9th at 10:00 via Piletilevi online and sales points.