Mon Laferte returns to Sweden for a concert at Göta Lejon in Stockholm on Thursday, January 21, 2027, as part of the Femme Fatale European Tour. According to Live Nation's press material, the European tour follows an extensive North American run with several sold-out shows. In Stockholm, the project's musical and visual expressions will be showcased in a theatrical setting.
The Chilean-Mexican songwriter, singer, producer, and visual artist Laferte moves between art forms rather than within a single style category. According to the press material, the five-time Latin Grammy-winning artist's music spans Latin American ballads, alternative rock, cabaret, bolero, jazz, and folk music. That breadth is central to understanding the project: here, an intimate storytelling meets musical traditions with different approaches to drama, rhythm, and emotional expression.
A Project Built on Musical Contrasts
The album at the center of this phase is Femme Fatale Vol. 2, which, according to the material, was released in June 2026. It further develops the artistic world introduced with Femme Fatale, with influences from blues, folk, punk, and alternative rock. Among the collaborators are St. Vincent, Javiera Electra, and GRTSCH. Together, the influences and collaborations suggest a continuation that allows room for contrasting sounds, rather than a project defined by a single genre.
There is an important distinction between the breadth of Laferte’s overall musical expression and the influences cited specifically for this album. Bolero, cabaret, and Latin American ballads belong to the organizer's broader description of her music; blues, folk, punk, and alternative rock are specific to Femme Fatale Vol. 2. Together, the descriptions provide context for the European tour without reducing the music to a single label.
The themes highlighted in the press material are equally broad: love, grief, femininity, identity, and social justice. They connect personal experiences with questions of belonging and social life. For an artist who also works with visual art, this thematic range provides an entry point to understanding Femme Fatale as more than just an album title. The project's design brings together songwriting, stage performance, and visual language within the same artistic framework.
Live Nation describes the tour production as intense and visual. This is the organizer’s description of the stage presentation, not a review of the Stockholm concert. However, the phrasing points to an important aspect of the concert's setting: the European tour brings both the music and the visual language of the Femme Fatale era to the stage.
According to the press material, Laferte has previously performed at venues such as Coachella, the Hollywood Bowl, and Olympia in Paris. These appearances span both festival and concert settings and place the performance at Göta Lejon within an international stage career. The Stockholm concert is a Swedish stop on a European tour that follows the North American tour.
For those approaching Laferte’s music through this concert, the clearest entry point is the relationship between her wide musical background and the more specifically rock-, blues-, and folk-influenced direction described for Femme Fatale Vol. 2. The press material emphasizes the connection between the two Femme Fatale releases, while also highlighting the many influences of the newer album.
- Concert: Thursday, January 21, 2027 – Göta Lejon, Stockholm.
