Swedish pop sensation Zara Larsson is set to commence on her most ambitious concert series yet with the announcement of the Midnight Sun Tour, supporting her fifth studio album of the same name released on September 26, 2025.
Zara Larsson elevates her artistry with the ambitious Midnight Sun Tour, celebrating her fifth studio album dropping September 2025.
The tour announcement came via Instagram, with presale tickets beginning September 3, 2025, followed by general sale on September 5, offering fans multiple opportunities to secure their spots at what promises to be Larsson’s most extensive tour to date.
The expansive concert series begins with a European leg on October 28, 2025, in Munich, concluding in Stockholm on November 28. This portion of the tour will showcase Larsson’s commanding presence in large arenas throughout her home region, where she enjoys a particularly strong following.
Support acts for these European dates remain unannounced.
Following a brief interlude, Larsson will bring her performances to Australia and New Zealand in early February 2026, with key stops including Auckland’s Spark Arena on February 4 and Australia’s Speers Point Park on February 7.
These headlining shows, along with additional performances in Brisbane and Torquay, demonstrate Larsson’s growing international appeal.
The North American leg kicks off on February 28, 2026, at Portland’s Crystal Ballroom, commencing a 28-city journey that concludes on April 12 in Houston at House of Blues. The extensive routing marks Larsson’s largest North American run to date after previously opening for Tate McRae.
This portion features rising artist Amelia Moore as the opening act and includes performances at iconic venues like The Wiltern in Los Angeles, The Anthem in Washington, D.C., and The Fillmore in Philadelphia.
Musically, the tour supports Midnight Sun, Larsson’s fifth studio album produced by longtime collaborator MNEK alongside Margo XS, Zhone, and Helena Gao.
Released through Sommer House and Epic Records, the album features singles “Pretty Ugly,” “Midnight Sun,” and “Crush,” which will likely feature prominently in Larsson’s setlists. Larsson first rose to fame after winning Talang at just 10 years old, Sweden’s version of Got Talent.
The tour’s diverse venue selection—ranging from intimate theaters to expansive arenas and outdoor stages—reflects both the ambitious scale of Larsson’s vision and her desire to connect with fans across multiple continents. Tour representatives confirmed that Larsson has been conducting intensive rehearsals with her band to deliver a cohesive and polished performance experience at every stop.
In addition to ticket sales, Larsson plans to offer exclusive merchandise lines at each venue, embracing one of the music industry’s most profitable supplementary income streams for touring artists.
