The Weekender Nov 16, 17, 18: Your Guide To Stockholm’s Weekend

Austin Maloney
Posted November 14, 2018 in More

Weekend

GIG: YAEGER
Rising popstar Yaeger, aka Hanna Jäger, started to bubble up last year after the release of her debut single Ocean, a slick, subtle piece of nimble electro-pop. Ocean’s just breached the 250,000 streams mark on Spotify, and she’s since dropped another couple of singles. On Friday another arrives, I Need A, and will celebrate with a release party at Slakthuset the day after.


Nov 17, 21:00-03:00, Slakthuset

EXHIBITION: ÅMELLS
The Birger Jarlsgatan gallery Åmells launch their autumn exhibition this weekend. There’ll be a wide range of art in a classical style on display, featuring works from the likes of Gösta Adrian Nilsson, Sigrid Hjertén, Carl Larsson and Agnes Cleve. Their catalogue will also be available to purchase on the opening day at half-price (50kr down from 100kr). The exhibition stays open until Dec 7.
Nov 17, 12:00-16:00, Birger Jarlsgatan 14

CLUB: BANGERS AND MASH
Södra Teatern’s club Bangers And Mash is one of the institutions of the Stockholm rock scene, and another institution of that scene is guesting it on Saturday. Fresh after releasing their new album IRAN IRAQ IKEA, Jocke Åhlund and Frans Johansson of Les Big Byrd will be dropping in to spin some songs from 22:00-03:00.
Nov 17, 22:00-03:00, Södra Teatern

EXHIBITION: CHARLOTTE WALENTIN
The aim of a lot of the artist Charlotte Walentin’s work is to move canvas pieces past the two-dimensional and into the three. She rips, tears, folds and reworks her pieces till they become fully 3-D pieces that exist physically in the same world as the observer, not just as something to be looked at. In this exhibition, Middle Ground, at Elastic Gallery, 300 x 150 cm canvas functions as the start point for Walentin, before she works them into something new.
It’s open until December 15.
Nov 16, 17, Elastic Gallery

GIG: VITA BERGEN/ KLARA & JAG
Vita Bergen’s 2017 album Retriever proved that they know their way around a chorus, with tracks like Nixon some of that year’s most instantly-recognisable. Their hyper-melodic indie-rock won them fans over Europe last year, and especially a lot in Hornstull – last time they came to Strand it sold out. They’re here on support duties by electro-pop duo Klara & Jag.


Nov 16, 20:00-03:00, Debaser Strand

Main Photo: Yaeger by Olivia Arte

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