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Lorde wrapped the European leg of her Ultrasound world tour with a sold-out intimate show at Stockholms Annexet on December 10, her first solo gig there in eight years and a rare chance for 3400 fans to feel up close and personal. Vogue Scandinavia reports she called it her most ambitious production yet, stripping back layers for raw techy visuals, explosive lights, and electronic upgrades to hits like Green Light, which sent the Swedish crowd into a frenzy as the homeland of heartbreak pop. She reminisced about her teen debut in Stockholm at 17, awed by first snow, and walked through the audience for an unforgettable Ribs encore on a tiny second stage, setting a new intimate standard.
The Quirky Quibbler confirmed it as the tours closing night in the pop capital, while Hospitality Centre and Fanatix detail her looming UK and Ireland arena dates this November, her first major headliners since 2021 with guests like Blood Orange and Nilufer Yanya, blending Virgin tracks such as What Was That and Hammer with Royals classics. Staged Haze hails her June-released fourth album Virgin as 2025s top record, a fearless creative awakening despite Grammy snubs, reshaping pop with introspective femininity.
On December 12, AOL spotlighted Lordes tour hoodie trend, trading corsets for soft fleece basics with jeans and tees, matching backup dancers to foster raw audience connection amid 2025s push for unperformative femininity, a savvy biographical pivot from spectacle to authenticity. Concert Addicts and Ticketmaster list her next stops at Brooklyns Barclays Center on December 16 and 17, keeping the Ultrasound momentum alive. No fresh business deals or social mentions surfaced this week, but these tour triumphs cement her evolution into arenas with stripped vulnerability.
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