Kaija Koo’s Tuuleen piirretyt vuodet arena tour marks 40 years of the Finnish singer’s artistic career. Described as the biggest arena tour of her career, the run brings songs from across those decades to audiences around the country. Its concerts are expected to gather more than 35,000 people in total.
The tour has already visited Nokia Arena in Tampere on 23 October 2026, Veikkaus Arena in Helsinki on 30 October, Olvi Areena in Kuopio on 6 November and Energia Areena in Oulu on 7 November. The Tampere, Kuopio and Oulu shows were reported as sold out. The final concert is scheduled for Lahti Hall in Lahti on Friday, 13 November 2026; a limited number of tickets were available through Lippu.fi according to the supplied information.
A set spanning four decades
The 21-song programme draws on different periods of Koo’s catalogue, pairing early material with some of her best-known hits. “Kun savukkeet on loppuneet,” from her first album, sits alongside songs including “Kuka keksi rakkauden,” “Kaunis rietas onnellinen,” “Vapaa,” “Supernaiset” and “Tinakenkätyttö.” The sequence moves between reflective material, emotionally direct songs and energetic crowd favourites, offering a broad view of a career that the tour is designed to celebrate.
Other songs in the programme include “Nää yöt ei anna armoo,” “Erottamattomat,” “Kuka sen opettaa,” “Hanat aukeaa,” “Kylmät kyyneleet,” “Seuraavassa elämässä,” “Surulapsi” and “Ajoin koko yön.” Later in the set come “Minun tuulessa soi,” “Isä,” “Kerro että kaipaat,” “Vanhaa suolaa,” “Tuulten viemää,” “Minä muistan sinut” and “Latu on auki.” The closing stretch features “Kaunis rietas onnellinen,” “Vapaa,” “Supernaiset” and “Tinakenkätyttö.”
Guest appearances have added distinct moments to several of the arena performances. At the opening concert in Tampere, Erika Vikman joined Koo for “Minun tuulessa soi.” A week later in Helsinki, Isac Elliot performed “Latu on auki” with her. The song, a newer release in Koo’s catalogue, had reached the top spot on Spotify’s Top 50 chart, according to the supplied tour information.
In Kuopio, Oona Airola joined Koo for “Minun tuulessa soi.” Airola played the lead role in the film Kaunis rietas onnellinen. In Oulu, Ellinoora appeared as a guest; she is a four-time Emma Award winner. Together, these appearances connected the tour’s broad catalogue with collaborators from Finnish music and film.
Across the four completed stops and the scheduled Lahti finale, the tour brings anniversary-scale production to a programme built around familiar songs and selections from different stages of Koo’s career. The stated total audience of more than 35,000 reflects the scale of the arena run, while the setlist and guest performances give each reported concert a clear link to the artist’s four-decade history.
