What's On in Sweden: November 12th - 18th
What’s On in Sweden: Monster Jam in Stockholm, Goths gather in Gothenburg and Zappa plays Zappa in Malmö.
STOCKHOLM
Monster Magnet
One of the world's biggest stoner rock bands rock out, dude!
Price: 295 kronor
Location: Fryshuset
Date: 12th November
Time: 7.30pm
More information: Fryshuset
Health, Wellbeing and Fitness Fair
Potions, lotions, needles, noodles, pricks and pills. All to make you ten years younger.
Price: 140 kronor
Location: Stockholms Mässan
Date: 12th - 14th November
More information: Allt För Hälsan
Sriyah (IND)
Classical Indian dance for the 21st Century by Nrityagram Dance Ensemble
Price: 250 kronor
Location: Södrateatern
Date: 13th November
Time: 7pm
More information: Södrateatern
Bangers n' Mash
The ever popular English club returns to Marie Laveau
Price: 100 kronor
Location: Marie Laveau
Date: 13th November
Time: 10pm
More information: Marie Laveau
Holy Fuck (CAN)
Old keyboards, ancient sound effects and crackly film samples. It can only be the Canadian dance impro electronica band Holy Fuck!
Price: 100 kronor
Location: Debaser
Date: 13th November
Time: 11pm
More information: Debaser
Monster Jam
Big trucks with big wheels. Driving freestyle.
Price: 105 - 450 kronor
Location: Globen
Date: 13th/14th November
Time: from 10am
More information: Globen
GOTHENBURG
Lennart Åberg and The Alan Pasqua Quartet (US)
Swedish Sax player joins forces with the accomplished American pianist
Price: 180 kronor
Location: Nefertiti
Date: 12th November
Time: 7pm
More information: Nefertiti
Gothenburg Gothic Gathering
Goths of Gothenberg show their pale faces. Dress code: Black
Price: 120 kronor
Location: Musikens Hus
Date: 13th November
Time: 8pm
More information: Gothenburg Gothic Gathering
Lynch Mob (US)
On their first European tour in almost two decades, Lynch Mob finds themselves in Gothenburg
Price: 250 kronor
Location: Sticky Fingers
Date: 18th November
Time: 8pm
More information: Sticky Fingers
MALMÖ
Puppetry of the Penis (AUS)
Versatile Australian duo expose their softer side.
Price: 200 kronor
Location: Babel
Date: 12th November
Time: 7.30pm
More information: Babel
Zappa plays Zappa
Dweezil Zappa plays the music of his late father Frank. Great show but only in for the money.
Price: from 565 kronor
Location: Malmö Konserthus
Date: 14th November
Time: 7.30pm (see website fordetails of 'soundcheck party')
More information: Kulturbolaget
Imogen Heap (UK)
The ever popular Imogen Heap returns to Sweden due to popular demand
Price: 285 kronor
Location: Kulturbolaget
Date: 14th November
Time: 8pm
More information: Kulturbolaget
Teenage Fanclub (UK)
The irrepressible Glaswegians are back on Swedish soil.
Price: 285 kronor
Location: Kulturbolaget
Date: 16th November
Time: 9pm
More information: Kulturbolaget
Sleepy Sun (US)
Laid back psychedelic Californians find the balance between myth and reality, night and day, earthly and ethereal.
Price: 90 kronor
Location: Debaser
Date: 18th November
Time: 9.30pm
More information: Debaser
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STOCKHOLM
Monster Magnet
One of the world's biggest stoner rock bands rock out, dude!
Price: 295 kronor
Location: Fryshuset
Date: 12th November
Time: 7.30pm
More information: Fryshuset
Health, Wellbeing and Fitness Fair
Potions, lotions, needles, noodles, pricks and pills. All to make you ten years younger.
Price: 140 kronor
Location: Stockholms Mässan
Date: 12th - 14th November
More information: Allt För Hälsan
Sriyah (IND)
Classical Indian dance for the 21st Century by Nrityagram Dance Ensemble
Price: 250 kronor
Location: Södrateatern
Date: 13th November
Time: 7pm
More information: Södrateatern
Bangers n' Mash
The ever popular English club returns to Marie Laveau
Price: 100 kronor
Location: Marie Laveau
Date: 13th November
Time: 10pm
More information: Marie Laveau
Holy Fuck (CAN)
Old keyboards, ancient sound effects and crackly film samples. It can only be the Canadian dance impro electronica band Holy Fuck!
Price: 100 kronor
Location: Debaser
Date: 13th November
Time: 11pm
More information: Debaser
Monster Jam
Big trucks with big wheels. Driving freestyle.
Price: 105 - 450 kronor
Location: Globen
Date: 13th/14th November
Time: from 10am
More information: Globen
GOTHENBURG
Lennart Åberg and The Alan Pasqua Quartet (US)
Swedish Sax player joins forces with the accomplished American pianist
Price: 180 kronor
Location: Nefertiti
Date: 12th November
Time: 7pm
More information: Nefertiti
Gothenburg Gothic Gathering
Goths of Gothenberg show their pale faces. Dress code: Black
Price: 120 kronor
Location: Musikens Hus
Date: 13th November
Time: 8pm
More information: Gothenburg Gothic Gathering
Lynch Mob (US)
On their first European tour in almost two decades, Lynch Mob finds themselves in Gothenburg
Price: 250 kronor
Location: Sticky Fingers
Date: 18th November
Time: 8pm
More information: Sticky Fingers
MALMÖ
Puppetry of the Penis (AUS)
Versatile Australian duo expose their softer side.
Price: 200 kronor
Location: Babel
Date: 12th November
Time: 7.30pm
More information: Babel
Zappa plays Zappa
Dweezil Zappa plays the music of his late father Frank. Great show but only in for the money.
Price: from 565 kronor
Location: Malmö Konserthus
Date: 14th November
Time: 7.30pm (see website fordetails of 'soundcheck party')
More information: Kulturbolaget
Imogen Heap (UK)
The ever popular Imogen Heap returns to Sweden due to popular demand
Price: 285 kronor
Location: Kulturbolaget
Date: 14th November
Time: 8pm
More information: Kulturbolaget
Teenage Fanclub (UK)
The irrepressible Glaswegians are back on Swedish soil.
Price: 285 kronor
Location: Kulturbolaget
Date: 16th November
Time: 9pm
More information: Kulturbolaget
Sleepy Sun (US)
Laid back psychedelic Californians find the balance between myth and reality, night and day, earthly and ethereal.
Price: 90 kronor
Location: Debaser
Date: 18th November
Time: 9.30pm
More information: Debaser
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