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Why the double concert with Graveyard and Blues Pills will be a milestone
When two of Sweden's finest rock exports share the stage at Fållan in Stockholm, it becomes more than just an ordinary Friday night. Here's everything you need to know about the evening on 28 November 2026.
It's not every day that two Swedish bands with international impact perform on the same stage in the capital. When Graveyard and Blues Pills gather at Fållan on 28 November 2026, it's about more than just a concert. It's about celebrating a Swedish rock tradition that has grown strong over the past fifteen years.
Both bands have their roots in Gothenburg and have each built a loyal following both at home and abroad. Graveyard, known for their heavy riffs and a seventies rock feel that seems both nostalgic and entirely contemporary, have toured all over the world. Their ability to create songs that linger long after the final note has made them a name to reckon with.
Blues Pills, on the other hand, bring a bluesy psychedelia reminiscent of classic influences but never feels dated. With a frontwoman who owns the stage and a sound that swings as much as it thunders, the band has become synonymous with modern Swedish blues.
Seeing them together means an evening where contrasts become strength. Where Graveyard can deliver dark intensity, Blues Pills offer swing and colour. Together they create a programme that covers several decades of rock history without ever feeling like a nostalgic copy.
Fållan as a venue is perfectly suited for such an evening. The arena has an intimate feel despite holding a large audience, and the sound carries in a way that makes a difference for this type of music. Those who have been to concerts there before know that there's a special energy in the room, something that both band and audience feed.
For those planning to attend, there are a few things to consider. Arrive in good time, especially if you want to secure a good spot near the stage. Fållan has good sightlines from most angles, but proximity to the band makes a difference when it comes to live experiences of this kind. Also allow for the evening to run long. With two bands on the programme and possibly supporting acts, it's wise to expect several hours of music.
Tickets cost from 1,695 SEK, a price in line with what similar concerts typically cost in Stockholm. Since both bands have dedicated fans and collaborations of this kind are rare, demand may be high. Booking well in advance is therefore a wise strategy.
If you're interested in Swedish rock and want to see two bands representing different sides of the same coin, this concert is an opportunity not to be missed. It's not often you get the chance to see this type of double bill on one and the same stage, especially not with two acts that continue to grow both at home and internationally.