Jordan Rakei at Vasateatern, 27 March 2027

The tour opens in Stockholm. When Jordan Rakei takes his seventh album on the road, Vasateatern is the first stop of the entire European run, on 27 March 2027, and for now it is the only time he plays Sweden on this tour. It is hard to imagine a better room for his music. Vasateatern holds 470 people, 320 in the stalls and 150 on the balcony, so nobody sits far away. Rakei songs live in the details, the bassline sitting just underneath, the harmonies building in the background, a voice that moves from near whisper to full power in a couple of bars. In a theatre you hear all of it in a way an arena can never deliver. The New Zealander has built his audience slowly and on his own terms. He writes, produces and plays most of it himself, moving freely between soul, jazz, electronics and something closest to modern singer-songwriter. The album A Safe Place To Be Wild arrives on 30 October 2026 and forms the backbone of the show, alongside the material that already made his name among listeners who pay attention. With 470 seats and a single Swedish date, supply is very small next to the interest. If you want to be in the room that night, it is worth deciding early. Tickets are delivered ahead of the concert, sometimes close to the date. You get the instructions by email and do not need to do anything else.