Les Big Byrd

For over a decade of steady expansion, Les Big Byrd has established itself as a natural reference point for modern psychedelia. A band that seems to be moving in its own orbit, somewhere between Swedish music tradition and a larger, cosmic continuity. Their music moves effortlessly between spacerock, hypnotic psychedelia, and motorically driven kraut, but always with a sense of melody that makes even the most extreme parts strangely immediate. But never has the Stockholm quartet sounded better than now, as if everything has fallen into place.

Now, just a year after the acclaimed "Diamonds, Rhinestones and Hard Rain", the band is current with their new album "Ruin Everything", which will be released on June 5 — an album where the decay of the outside world seeps into the sound, but where the joy of creation feels more present than ever. Recorded in a studio marked by decades of Swedish music history, the album has a clear live feel, where improvisations coexist with more concentrated pop structures. The result is something that both deepens and refines the band's expression, a kind of distillation of everything that has made Les Big Byrd just Les Big Byrd. On stage, this movement continues, where collective interaction is at the center and every performance becomes its own organism.

On August 19, they will take over Mosebacketerassen, where their cosmic excursions can float freely in the summer night

Age limit: 18 years (13 years with guardian) Standing concert The concert is outdoors, under the open sky.