Molly Hammar Livsvittne

Molly Hammar embarks on her biggest tour yet – releasing debut album this fall

Category & Stage	Duration	Price	Age limit
Pop & rock Uppsala Concert & Congress, Stora salen	1 hour and 30 minutes	Regular: SEK 595 Service fee will be added	13 years

About the Performance

This fall, Molly Hammar is entering a new chapter – and you’re invited.

With her long-awaited debut album “Livsvittne” she embarks on her biggest tour yet. After 15 years as an artist, we now meet a Molly who has fully landed in her expression – with a stronger voice, deeper feeling and music that really touches.

The tour will go through Sweden and Finland with a stop at UKK on February 11, 2027, where the audience will experience her most personal music to date – live. Powerful melodies, soulful lyrics and a presence that hits straight to the heart are woven here.

New single ‘Never Alone Again’ sets the tone – an uplifting anthem about daring to embrace happiness and being in the light fully. It’s honest, intimate and bigger than ever.

After some time away from the stage, the desire to return is strong: to meet the audience again, feel the energy in the room and share the music live – that’s where it all happens.

This is more than a concert. It is the beginning of something new.

About Molly Hammar

With several platinum and gold singles under her belt, Molly Hammar has established herself as one of Sweden’s most prominent pop artists. She had a broad breakthrough in 2022 with her acclaimed interpretation of “Ingen annan rör mig som du” in TV4’s Så mycket bättre, which became a radio hit and her first number one on Spotify’s Swedish top list.

Since then, she has continued to strengthen her position both in Sweden and internationally, with sold-out tours and collaborations with some of Norway’s most prominent artists, including Maria Mena, Julie Bergan, Emma Steinbakken and Jonas Benyoub. She has also reached a global audience with the single “Deep Down” – the theme song to the Netflix hit “The Abyss” – and the international hit “We Could Be Dancing” with Bob Sinclar.

With over 100 million streams on Spotify and her debut album, Molly Hammar stands out more clearly than ever – with a voice, an expression and a direction that bears traces of her entire journey, but at the same time marks the beginning of something completely new.

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