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Loreen Postpones European Tour, Including Irish Show

Tickets remain valid and refunds will be offered as the two-time Eurovision winner moves September and October shows to Spring 2027.

  • Swedish singer Loreen, 42, has postponed her European tour from September and October to Spring 2027, also canceling planned summer festival appearances.
  • The tour included stops at Academy Glasgow, Victoria Warehouse in Manchester, Academy Brixton in London, and National Stadium in Dublin; Loreen, born Lorine Talhaoui, cited ensuring shows hold the "full energy" they deserve.
  • Tickets remain valid for rescheduled dates with full refunds available for those unable to attend, though no reason for postponement was disclosed. "The new dates will be announced soon," Loreen added.
  • Fans responded to the Instagram announcement with support, one commenter writing, "I can't hide the fact that this made me really sad, but you, Loreen, are what matters most."
  • Loreen remains only the second artist alongside Ireland's Johnny Logan to win the Eurovision Song Contest twice, achieving the feat with "Euphoria" in 2012 and "Tattoo" in 2023; she released "Wildfire" in March.
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Postponing the tour until spring 2027 - no new dates announced.

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Loreen is canceling her European tour. But also her appearances at this year's summer festivals. "I'm really sorry for the inconvenience this is causing," the star writes on Instagram.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Loreen is canceling her European tour this fall. The artist says she wants to be able to give her fans the experience they deserve. “It hasn’t been an easy decision,” she writes on Instagram.

·Stockholm, Sweden
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Evening Standard broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Monday, August 3, 2026.
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