Swedish House Mafia is back, and they're bigger than ever! The music trio will be going on a world tour this year, and they tapped some of the most prominent artists in the industry to help them entertain fans; who will join them on their shows?
According to Billboard, musicians who support the band include famed electronic dance music producer Alesso, Grimes, Kaytranada, Vintage Culture, and Zhu.
The first leg will kick off at the FTX Arena in Miami, Florida, this coming July 29.
In addition to the artists mentioned above, Axwell, Steve Angello, and Sebastian Ingrosso will also be joining the trio.
The tour will wrap up in Tampere, Finland, in November.
Swedish House Mafia will be performing songs from their long-awaited debut album "Paradise Again." Live Nation, the tour's organizer, will also give fans a treat as ticket stubs will be in the form of a Non-Fungible Token collectible (NFT).
The band will be traveling across North America and Europe. States and cities included on their tour are New York, Denver, Las Vegas, Los Angeles, San Diego, Vancouver, Seattle, San Francisco, Detroit, Dublin, Birmingham, Glasgow, Lisbon, Zurich, Krakow, Amsterdam, Frankfurt, and many more.
Swedish House Mafia Teams Up With the Weekend for Coachella
The announcement of headline acts comes a day after Swedish House Mafia collaborated with The Weeknd for an extensive set at this year's Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in California.
Titled "Swedish House Mafia x the Weeknd," the two acts joint forces and perform some of their biggest tracks in front of thousands of people.
The set was split into two halves; Variety reported that the trio opened the show with their songs and then performed with The Weeknd with their previous collaborations.
The Weeknd donned a casual outfit consisting of a black shirt, military vest, loose pants, and a pair of boots.
The singer later, whose real name is Abel Tesfaye, transitioned into his solo set, performing his hit tracks "Blinding Lights," "I Can't Feel My Face," "Hurricane," and more.
The set ended around Monday midnight with their collaboration "Moth to a Flame."
Kanye West was initially scheduled for the set, but he pulled out two weeks ago. The music trio was originally placed in a different lineup, but they were upgraded to headline the festival.
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