Peter Jöback

Following the success of his spring and summer concerts, Peter Jöback brings his concept “An Evening with Jöback” into the winter season and invites audiences to experience “A Christmas Evening with Jöback.” In December, he will perform a limited number of exclusive shows at beautiful venues across Sweden. Together with his two musicians, Nils-Petter Ankarblom and Charlotte Centervall, Peter welcomes the audience to a personal, warm, and intimate concert experience. He’ll perform beloved songs from his album Jag kommer hem igen till jul (I’m Coming Home Again for Christmas), mixed with some of his more recent holiday classics and stories from his own life.

“Once again, I want to give the audience a Christmas evening that truly touches the heart. The fact that we’re doing it at a few handpicked locations makes it even more special,” says Peter Jöback.
A Christmas Evening with Jöback is a holiday experience in an intimate format, bringing the audience closer to Peter Jöback than ever before. It’s a chance to celebrate the most cherished time of year with one of Sweden’s most iconic artists.

About Peter Jöback
Peter Jöback is one of Sweden’s most beloved and versatile performers. He’s currently in the spotlight with his latest single The Spectrum of Love - the official Pride anthem for Stockholm Pride 2025 – and a spectacular arena tour with Ola Salo this autumn. His career spans four decades and includes music, theater, film, and television. Earlier this year, he released his fourteenth album Atlas, a critically acclaimed and deeply personal work featuring collaborations with Sophie Ellis-Bextor, Ed Harcourt, and Kathryn Williams.

Peter has established himself as one of Scandinavia’s leading artists and actors, with success in both pop and musical theater. On stage, he’s earned acclaim in roles such as Kristina från Duvemåla, Jesus Christ Superstar, Les Misérables, and Phantom of the Opera, with celebrated performances on both the West End and Broadway. He has also collaborated with international stars like Sia and Kate Pierson, as well as Swedish artists including Petra Marklund, Eva Dahlgren, and Markus Krunegård.

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Good to know before your visit:

Age limit: none
Wardrobe: is located adjacent to the stage for the event and the fee is included in your ticket.
Bags: smaller sizes (maximum 21x30 cm) are allowed in the auditorium, read more here.
Admission: approx. 30 minutes before the event starts.
Eating: Food and drink are not allowed to be brought into our stages.
Hearing aids: available in all our scenes, read more here.
Walker: placed outside the entrance, staff on site are available if you need help.
Lift: located at stairwell B, left side.
Wheelchair spaces: All wheelchair spaces are accessible via lift, stairwell B, left side. Due to evacuation regulations, a wheelchair ticket must be presented by a wheelchair user for entry to events in Stage 1 or Stage 2. Tickets cannot be repurchased in the event of an incorrect purchase, read more here.

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Craving for a lovely mingling before the show?

Before the show, The Wood Hotel by Elite serves drinks and light snacks in the South foyer.
Serving opens 45 minutes before the event starts.

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