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Widely acclaimed Swedish singer-songwriter Robyn returns for her SEXISTENTIAL Tour, her first arena tour in 9 years. Known for pioneering emotional, introspective electronic pop, this is a show not to miss. Get your tickets now via Fanatix!
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Robyn (born Robin Miriam Carlsson) is a Swedish pop artist widely regarded as one of the most influential and inventive voices in contemporary dance-pop and synth-based music. She first emerged in the mid-1990s with her debut album Robyn Is Here, which produced several international hits, including Do You Know (What It Takes) and Show Me Love. The record established her as a sharp, emotionally direct songwriter with strong crossover appeal, bridging mainstream pop, R&B and European dance music at a time when Swedish pop was just beginning to dominate global charts.
Robyn’s major international breakthrough came with her 2005 self-titled album Robyn, a turning point that coincided with her founding of the Konichiwa Records label. The album yielded a series of hits, most notably the aching electro-pop anthem With Every Heartbeat, which became a defining track of late-2000s pop. The record showcased her unusual ability to marry stark, synth-driven production with melodies that felt both euphoric and bittersweet, and it helped cement her reputation as a cutting-edge pop auteur rather than a conventional chart act.
Robyn’s trajectory shifted permanently with her 2010 Body Talk project, a series of releases that birthed enduring hits like “Call Your Girlfriend” and “Hang With Me.” The era was anchored by “Dancing On My Own,” a track that effectively redefined the “sad banger” and proved club music could carry profound emotional weight without losing its physical urgency. This period cemented her reputation as a pop architect, showing both fans and fellow artists that the dancefloor could be a space for catharsis and vulnerability rather than just mindless escapism.
Following years of experimental collaborations with the likes of Röyksopp and Neneh Cherry, Robyn returned in 2018 with the critically acclaimed Honey. The album signalled a move toward a warmer, more fluid sound, trading the sharp edges of her earlier work for the subtle grooves of house and Balearic pop. Rather than chasing radio-ready anthems, Honey focused on intimacy and sensuality, reflecting a period of personal loss and transformation. It remains a masterclass in patient songwriting, rewarding listeners with a deep, human connection that unfolds slowly over time.
Known for her insistence on artistic independence and her refusal to adhere to formula, Robyn has influenced an entire generation of pop and dance artists who look to her as a model of how to balance vulnerability with strength, and underground sensibilities with mainstream appeal. Her work has helped redefine what pop music can be: emotionally complex, sonically adventurous and still irresistibly catchy.
Robyn’s live performances, whether in small clubs or on festival and arena stages, are celebrated for their intensity and sense of collective experience. She is renowned for shows that unfold like emotional journeys, building from quiet, introspective moments to cathartic outpourings where audiences often sing every word. The combination of her physical, idiosyncratic stage presence and the emotional clarity of her songs has helped her cultivate a devoted global fanbase.
Robyn embarks on The Sexistential Tour, her first major arena tour since 2019, in support of her ninth studio album Sexistential. Expect to hear vibrant new music driven by her signature synth-pop energy alongside beloved classics such as Dancing On My Own, With Every Heartbeat and Be Mine! With a stacked lineup of support acts including Smerz, 808 State and Saya Gray on the UK leg, the tour promises a dynamic live experience with immersive production and joyous energy.
| Date | Venue | City / Country |
|---|---|---|
| Wed 24 Jun 2026 | 3Arena | Dublin, Ireland |
| Fri 26 Jun 2026 | OVO Hydro | Glasgow, UK |
| Sat 27 Jun 2026 | Co-op Live | Manchester, UK |
| Fri 03 Jul 2026 | The O2 Arena | London, UK |
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