Sahara Hotnights

It is now confirmed that Sahara Hotnights will follow up their sold-out and critically acclaimed spring club tour with a run of shows across Sweden this summer. At the same time as announcing the dates, the band is also releasing the album favorite “City of Summer Ruins” as a single.

– It’s about love withering in an overheated world, with the hope that something new can still grow out of it, says Maria Andersson about the track.

In February, Sahara Hotnights released their album “No One Ever Really Changes” – a live-tinged record exploring our desire to change, and the realization that we may never fully do so. The album was met with widespread critical acclaim. Both Hymn and Festivalrykten awarded it 9 out of 10, with Festivalrykten writing: “On their eighth album, Sahara Hotnights once again deliver engaging, gritty and exuberant rock music.”

In Göteborgs-Posten, Johan Lindqvist gave the album 4 out of 5, calling it “a romantic yet anything but naïve tribute to the rehearsal space and rock music as the glue that binds life together.” When Fredrik Strage highlighted the album on Nyhetsmorgon, he said: “They’ve really turned up the volume. There are plenty of riffs, it’s very rock-driven and very charming – exactly how you want Sahara Hotnights to sound.”

This summer, Sahara Hotnights will take their new album and extensive catalogue on the road. Ahead of the tour, they are now spotlighting the seasonally fitting album track “City of Summer Ruins” as a single.

About Sahara Hotnights
When Sahara Hotnights released “Love in Times of Low Expectations” in 2022, it marked their first album in eleven years. Since forming in Robertsfors in 1992, the quartet has consisted of Maria Andersson (vocals, guitar), Jennie Asplund (guitar), Johanna Asplund (bass) and Josephine Forsman (drums).

Over the years, the band has earned critical acclaim, gold and platinum records, and toured extensively both in Sweden and internationally. In 2025, they were inducted into the Swedish Music Hall of Fame, and earlier this year they released their latest album, “No One Ever Really Changes.”

Time Schedule

Doors open: 5:00 PM
Concert starts: 7:30 PM

Practical Information

Many visitors are expected, so please arrive early for a smoother entry and to avoid queues. The concert takes place outdoors under the open sky, so please dress according to the weather. Umbrellas are not permitted, as they may obstruct the view of other concertgoers.

It is also not permitted to bring stools, chairs, bottles, or your own food and drinks. Rain ponchos and earplugs are available for purchase on site. Unfortunately, pets are not allowed at the concert due to the high sound levels and limited space.

Standing concert.

Eat & Drink

At Mosebacketerrassen, you’ll find plenty of options to quench your thirst and satisfy your hunger. There are several bars, and you can conveniently order food using the QR code found at the bars. You’ll receive a notification when your food is ready to be collected from the open kitchen inside Mosebacke Etablissement, located directly next to the terrace. See menu here!

Bags and cloakroom

We allow bags up to A4 size (max. 30 × 20 × 30 cm). Larger bags can be left in the cloakroom at Södra Teatern. Enter through Södra Teatern’s main entrance – the cloakroom is located immediately to the left in the foyer.

Please note that this is a different entrance from the concert entrance to Mosebacketerrassen, so we recommend leaving your bag before joining any queue for the concert.

Get Here

Mosebacketerrassen is located next to Mosebacke torg 1–3. As parking in the surrounding area is limited, we recommend using public transport.

The closest option is to take the metro to Slussen, exit at Götgatan, then walk up Hökens gata to Mosebacke torg.

Guests using wheelchairs or who have difficulty walking up stairs are welcome to use the entrance at Fiskargatan 3, where staff can assist.