Electro, art rock, post punk · Stockholm
Iris + t h e m + Swaysense
Live at Reimersholme hotel, Stockholm — Friday 20 November 2026
- Date
- Time
- 18:00
- Venue
- Reimersholme hotel, Reimersholmsgatan 5
- Genre
- Electro, art rock, post punk
Reimersholme Hotel 20.11.2026
Doors 18:00
Stage ≈ 19:00
Acts:
Iris is a Stockholm-based band that plays electro‑acoustic art rock. Their music combines electric guitar, bass, synths, samplers and vocals, weaving electronic and acoustic elements together to create an interesting and suggestive sound world. Through meticulous songwriting and a focus on timbre, texture and stage presentation, they challenge traditional ideas of what “band music” is—both on stage and on record. In early 2027 they will debut an EP of original material.
The Stockholm trio t h e m moves between art‑rock, noise and post‑punk, oscillating between the minimalist and the explosive, where queer narratives meet melancholy, and frustration meets beauty and desperation. The result is as raw as it is beautiful.
Swaysense is a Gotland-based three‑piece band that chaotically explores the borders between fingerpicking country, eco‑punk and art rock. Their sound is influenced by songwriters like Townes Van Zandt and bands such as Tool and Flaming Lips. In their songwriting the trio tends to challenge the listener about what is considered reasonable in music. Hence the name Sway‑sense.
Debut album “A Foliate Stream” arrives early next year and the first single “Sundial!” is a psychedelic folk‑punk explosion. Here existential themes are explored about how to inspire the next generation with meaning and magic in life.
Lukas (DJ): From 22:00
A long‑standing background as a drummer and a strong passion for dance and rhythm shape Lukas (DJ)’s set with a bodily intensity and energy that inevitably spreads onto the dance floor. Always carefully selected and curated, the music he shares is infused with hard grooves, playfulness and unpredictability. The dance and the groove always come first—but he places great value on the music also actively engaging the listener.
He rounds off the evening’s musical experience by seamlessly picking up the live bands’ moods and giving the dance music a dark, experimental twist.
Doors 18:00
Stage ≈ 19:00
Acts:
Iris is a Stockholm-based band that plays electro‑acoustic art rock. Their music combines electric guitar, bass, synths, samplers and vocals, weaving electronic and acoustic elements together to create an interesting and suggestive sound world. Through meticulous songwriting and a focus on timbre, texture and stage presentation, they challenge traditional ideas of what “band music” is—both on stage and on record. In early 2027 they will debut an EP of original material.
The Stockholm trio t h e m moves between art‑rock, noise and post‑punk, oscillating between the minimalist and the explosive, where queer narratives meet melancholy, and frustration meets beauty and desperation. The result is as raw as it is beautiful.
Swaysense is a Gotland-based three‑piece band that chaotically explores the borders between fingerpicking country, eco‑punk and art rock. Their sound is influenced by songwriters like Townes Van Zandt and bands such as Tool and Flaming Lips. In their songwriting the trio tends to challenge the listener about what is considered reasonable in music. Hence the name Sway‑sense.
Debut album “A Foliate Stream” arrives early next year and the first single “Sundial!” is a psychedelic folk‑punk explosion. Here existential themes are explored about how to inspire the next generation with meaning and magic in life.
Lukas (DJ): From 22:00
A long‑standing background as a drummer and a strong passion for dance and rhythm shape Lukas (DJ)’s set with a bodily intensity and energy that inevitably spreads onto the dance floor. Always carefully selected and curated, the music he shares is infused with hard grooves, playfulness and unpredictability. The dance and the groove always come first—but he places great value on the music also actively engaging the listener.
He rounds off the evening’s musical experience by seamlessly picking up the live bands’ moods and giving the dance music a dark, experimental twist.
