To call Victor Leksell 's musical evolution in recent years a meteoric rise would be an understatement. Since releasing his first songs in 2018, he has occupied an untouchable place at the top of Swedish-language pop, setting one record after another.

As one of Sweden's leading artists who headlined Lollapalooza Stockholm and delivered a memorable performance at Denmark's Smukfest in the summer of 2023, Victor Leksell is finally gearing up for his most ambitious Nordic tour to date in 2024. When he takes to the stage, Victor will be armed with his latest album Tid & Tro. Excited to finally present his own show, Victor is looking forward to creating a deeper connection with his fans in the intimate setting.

Victor Leksell's recipe for success is classically Swedish. He writes strong, timeless and catchy songs that speak directly to the listener's emotions.

2020 was a landmark year, with his breakthrough hit "Svag" not only dominating the charts in Sweden and Denmark, but also pushing him into the spotlight on the Danish music scene. This was followed in June by his debut album Fånga mig när jag faller, which saw 10 out of 11 tracks go straight into the top 50 on Spotify in Sweden. 2020 was also the year the young pop comet became the first Swedish-language musician to reach 100 million plays of his songs. To top it all off, in 2021 he received three Grammys for his debut and has since won two awards at the Swedish P3 Guld awards.

In January 2024, Victor Leksell's second album, Tid & Tro, was released, emphasizing his ability to write melodic and personal pop songs with broad appeal. The album went to number 1 in his home country and was praised in major Swedish media outlets such as Aftonbladet, Nöjesguiden and Götesborg-Posten. Tid & Tro reflects on Victor's journey since his debut and explores new creative spheres. As he says himself:

"The album delves into the endless sleepless nights, a search for identity and the euphoria of discovering happiness within."

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The concert is supported by Liveurope: the first pan-European initiative supporting concert venues in their efforts to promote emerging European artists.  Liveurope is co-funded by the Creative Europe programme of the European Union.