
Baltic Sea Festival 2025
28 August – 7 September
World-Class Classical Music

Disco Inferno at Berwaldhallen
Step into a world of sequins and disco balls as the Swedish Radio Symphony Orchestra, together with Andreas Lundstedt, Lina Hedlund, and LaGaylia Frazier, deliver a dazzling evening filled with the greatest hits of the ’70s. Under the direction of Hans Ek, the golden era of disco is reborn – with glamour, joy, and plenty of dancing!
News for the 2025/2026 season
The theme 'Mirrors and Reflections' permeates the program for the 2025/2026 season, and honorary conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen and violinist Janine Jansen will be frequent guests as Artists in Residence at Berwaldhallen
Mirrors & Reflections
This season's concerts are woven together with threads of light, longing, darkness, despair, nostalgia, and hope. Through each performance, the musical heritage of the past is reflected in contemporary interpretations, while we constantly move towards an always unknown future. The theme creates a tapestry of emotions and thoughts – where music serves as a mirror for the innermost feelings and dreams of humanity.
Read more about this season's themeArtists in Residence: Salonen & Jansen
Two frequent guests this season will be conductor, composer, and Polar Prize winner Esa-Pekka Salonen and star violinist Janine Jansen as this season's 'Artists in Residence'. Highlights include Prokofiev's and Brahms' violin concertos with Janine Jansen as soloist, and György Ligeti's monumental Requiem, a work commissioned by Swedish Radio in 1965 and now celebrating its 60th anniversary, with Esa-Pekka Salonen at the conductor's podium
Artists in Residence
Now playing at Berwaldhallen Play
- PlayFirst Aid Kit and the Swedish Radio Symphony OrchestraThe Swedish duo First Aid Kit, featuring sisters Klara and Johanna Söderberg, have fans all over the world who love their mix of American folk music and cool, thoughtful pop.To Play
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Discover the Baltic Sea Festival 2025
This year's edition of the Baltic Sea Festival takes its cue from the theme 'waves' – a symbol for everything from sound and light to the movements of history and emotions. In line with the theme, the festival invites you to grand concerts and exciting discussions focused on nature, creativity, collaboration, and music. Don't miss the Baltic Sea Festival 2025 – a musical wave that carries us towards new horizons.
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Berwaldhallen is an excellent concert hall and ideal for congresses, annual general meetings, product launches, and conferences.The art in Berwaldhallen
The brutalist building of Berwaldhallen is in itself an architectural work of art. But there is also exciting art to discover in the foyers, from Carl Eldh's iconic bust of Franz Berwald to Hans Viksten's imaginative murals.