Deep Purple

Deep Purple are coming to Stockholm and Gothenburg next autumn!

With one of the world’s biggest songs, "Smoke on the Water", over 100 million albums sold and a career spanning several decades, it is almost impossible to fully describe the enormous impact Deep Purple have had on rock history.

It has now been confirmed that the band will return to Sweden next autumn for two concerts — on 26 October they will take to the stage at Avicii Arena in Stockholm, and on 29 October at Scandinavium in Gothenburg.

Support: JAYLER Tickets go on sale on 21 November at 11:00 via LiveNation.se Since forming in 1968, Deep Purple have both paved the way for and defined the development of hard rock.

At the same time, they have constantly explored new musical territory, keeping their sound fresh and attracting new generations of listeners alongside the loyal fans who have followed them from the start.

Their legendary live album "Made in Japan" from the early 1970s is considered one of the most significant and influential live albums of all time.

In 2008, the band received the "Legend Award" at the World Music Awards, and in 2016 they were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

With upcoming concerts around the world, these hard rock pioneers show no signs of slowing down.

Deep Purple continue to push the boundaries of the genre, while their loyal fan base keeps growing steadily around the world.

We look forward to welcoming Deep Purple to Stockholm and Gothenburg!

Accessibility When booking a wheelchair ticket, 1 companion is admitted free of charge without a ticket.

Entry is via Scandinavium’s main entrance.

Spaces are on row 6 in section C, D, R or T.

You can find more information about accessibility at the arena here: Accessibility at Scandinavium You are also welcome to call the Ticketmaster accessibility line on 077 670 77 77 (phone hours: weekdays 09:00–13:00).

Important information about the minimum age of 13 Are security staff entitled to refuse entry to the arena if you cannot prove your age?

Yes.

Security staff are entitled to request valid identification if they believe someone is under 13.

If you cannot prove your age, they are entitled to refuse entry to the arena.

How do I prove that I am 13 or older?

Valid identification includes an ID card, driving licence or passport.

You can also print out a population registration certificate from the Swedish Tax Agency’s website.

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