Swedish House Mafia

About Swedish House Mafia

In 2008, three visionary artists, Steve Angello, Sebastian Ingrosso, and Axwell formed Swedish House Mafia, rewriting the rules of electronic music. They infused house music with hip-hop swagger, rock 'n' roll attitude, and cinematic grandeur. Their legendary live performances elevated dance music from clubs to arenas and stadiums. They made history headlining Madison Square Garden in 2011 and headlining Coachella with The Weeknd in 2022, even partnering with Ikea to extend their unique aesthetic to a broader audience. Their track record included consecutive GRAMMY® nominations for hits like "Save the World" (2012) and "Don't You Worry Child" (2013). Rolling Stone hailed them as "redefining rave culture," while NME dubbed them "the rockstars of dance music." Following a record-breaking One Last Tour and a five-year hiatus, they returned as surprise Ultra Music Festival headliners in 2018. After the Save The World Reunion Tour, they finally fulfilled their musical destiny with the 2022 debut album "Paradise Again" on Republic Records. The album topped charts worldwide and featured a hit collaboration with The Weeknd on "A Moth To A Flame." Which now has garnered more than 800 millions streams across platforms. Additionally, their collaboration with Fred again on "Turn On the Lights" added another shining success to their illustrious career. Their return marks an exciting new chapter, promising more groundbreaking music to come.