Two-time Eurovision star Loreen announces Dublin gig next Spring
She made history by becoming the first woman to win two Eurovision song contests
After previously selling out her headline show in Dublin in a matter of minutes, Swedish singer-songwriter Loreen has announced her headline show in 3Olympia Theatre, Dublin, on Thursday, March 27, 2025.
Loreen solidified herself in Eurovision history by becoming the first woman to win two Eurovision song contests.
Loreen has announced her juggernaut 2025 UK & European tour kicking off in Netherlands on 15 February with 20 stops across Europe before she makes her way to Birmingham on 17 March, a headline show at London’s iconic Eventim Apollo on 19 March before continuing onto Liverpool, Manchester, Bristol and Glasgow before wrapping in Dublin Ireland at 3Olympia on 27 March.
It will follow a packed 2024 summer series of headline performances across the UK and Europe including Birmingham Pride, Isle of Wight Festival, Stirling Summer Sessions, and Manchester Pride. Fans from across Europe can expect to see Loreen at major festivals in Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Netherlands, Romania, Switzerland, Belgium and Germany.
Loreen came onto the public's radar in 2004 when she competed in Swedish Idol. Returning to the public eye in 2011, Loreen released her song "Your Heart is Refusing Me", which peaked on the Swedish Singles Chart at number 9. The pivotal moment of Loreen's career came from the critically acclaimed platinum record; "Euphoria." The Eurodance sensation won 372 points from 40 out of 42 voting countries. "Euphoria" charted at number three in the UK singles chart. The song also remained in the top 20 of the UK charts for weeks following the Eurovision. From 2014 to 2022, Loreen toured multiple times, and in 2017, she released her first EP, "Nude." Loreen competed in Melodifestivalen for a fourth time with her song "Tattoo."
She progressed to the final, and the song was released on all digital platforms. It debuted at number one in Sweden and bagged Loreen her second Swedish number one. "Tattoo" won Sweden its seventh Eurovision with a whopping 583 points.
Loreen has recently realised that she doesn't just make music but instead "creates worlds" that truly transport her listeners.