Anna Von Hausswolff

Prepare to be transported into a world of sweeping sonic cathedrals as Swedish artist Anna von Hausswolff brings her monumental sound to stages across North America in early 2027. Known for her commanding pipe organ, towering vocals, and deeply cinematic compositions, von Hausswolff crafts live experiences that feel less like concerts and more like sacred rituals — immersive, overwhelming, and utterly unforgettable. Whether you're a longtime devotee or a first-time listener, witnessing her perform live is a transformative event. The tour spans an extraordinary run of iconic independent venues, including the Teragram Ballroom in Los Angeles on January 8, the Great American Music Hall in San Francisco on January 10, Neumos in Seattle on January 13, and Chicago's beloved Thalia Hall on January 16. Each intimate room has been carefully chosen to amplify the resonance of her sound — dark, reverb-drenched spaces where every note hangs in the air like incense smoke. Several dates have been rescheduled to ensure fans get the full experience they deserve. Anna von Hausswolff occupies a singular space in contemporary music — part post-rock visionary, part avant-garde composer, part gothic folk mystic. Her performances draw from her critically acclaimed catalog, weaving extended instrumental passages with visceral vocal crescendos that leave audiences breathless. These are not shows to be missed — tickets are limited, venues are intimate, and the atmosphere she creates within four walls is something truly rare in modern live music.