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Roxette -- one of the defining pop-rock acts of the late 1980s and 1990s -- is back on the road in a new and unforgettable form. Founding songwriter and frontman Per Gessle has reformed the band joined by Swedish pop icon Lena Philipsson, marking the next chapter of Roxette's legacy following the 2019 passing of co-founder Marie Fredriksson. The 2026 North American tour celebrates 40 years since the band's debut album and brings the timeless catalog of The Look, Listen to Your Heart, Joyride, and It Must Have Been Love back to amphitheaters across the country.
The 14-city North American run kicks off September 10, 2026 at Pine Knob Music Theatre outside Detroit and wraps October 9, 2026 at White River Amphitheatre in Washington. Stops include amphitheater venues in Los Angeles, Phoenix, Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Boston, Holmdel, Austin, Toronto, Montreal, and more. Check the listings below for available dates near you.
What makes a Roxette show worth showing up for? The catalog and the vocal partnership. Per Gessle remains one of the great pop songwriters of his era -- the man behind Dressed for Success, Dangerous, How Do You Do!, Fading Like a Flower, Spending My Time, and many of the biggest pop hits of the early 1990s. Lena Philipsson is one of Sweden's most beloved and dynamic performers in her own right; Per actually co-wrote her first major hit back in 1986, and her addition gives the live show its own fresh chemistry while honoring everything Marie built. According to mxdwn Music, the early European dates of this run have been met with strong reviews and emotional fan response.
The setlists pull from across Roxette's deep catalog. Beyond the obvious anthems, expect deep cuts from Look Sharp!, Joyride, Tourism, Crash! Boom! Bang!, and the more recent comeback albums. According to coverage on the official Roxette Blog, the band has been honoring Marie in tasteful ways throughout the show -- including visual tributes and her recorded vocals on key moments.
Whether you have been a fan since the Pretty Woman soundtrack first launched It Must Have Been Love to global radio domination, or you discovered the band through a TikTok rediscovery of Listen to Your Heart, this page is your home base for Roxette tour tickets. Grab your seats on BigStub -- with over 20 years of trusted service, verified sellers, no hidden fees, and a buyer guarantee on every order.
Formed in Halmstad, Sweden in 1986 by songwriter Per Gessle and vocalist Marie Fredriksson, Roxette spent their first couple of years building a following in Sweden before American radio DJ Dean Cushman heard The Look on a copy of Look Sharp! brought back by a Swedish exchange student and started playing it on Minneapolis' KDWB. Within months The Look was at number one in the US -- a chart performance that launched one of the most successful international pop careers of the late 1980s.
What followed was a remarkable run. Look Sharp! (1988) produced The Look, Listen to Your Heart, Dressed for Success, and Dangerous. Joyride (1991) delivered the title track plus Fading Like a Flower and Spending My Time. Tourism (1992) was a worldwide-tour-as-album experiment. It Must Have Been Love -- originally a Swedish holiday single -- became a global smash through its placement on the Pretty Woman soundtrack. Wikipedia notes the band has sold over 75 million records worldwide.
Marie Fredriksson was diagnosed with a brain tumor in 2002, took time off to recover, and returned to touring with Per from 2009 through 2016. She passed away in December 2019 at age 61, with tributes pouring in from across the music world. Per Gessle has spoken candidly in the years since about his desire to keep the music alive in a way that honored Marie -- which led to the eventual partnership with Lena Philipsson. The 2026 tour cycle is the result.
The 40th Anniversary world tour has crossed Europe, the UK, and Brazil before landing in North America for the fall 2026 leg. The European dates have featured runs across Germany, Sweden, Austria, and other major markets. Stops in 2026 included amphitheater shows at Pine Knob Music Theatre, the Ameris Bank Amphitheatre outside Atlanta, Dos Equis Pavilion in Dallas, Germania Insurance Amphitheater in Austin, The Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion outside Houston, and many more. The setlist.fm Roxette archive has documented the new live setlist as it has evolved over the tour.
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The North American leg kicks off September 10, 2026 at Pine Knob Music Theatre outside Detroit and wraps October 9, 2026 at White River Amphitheatre in Washington. Stops include amphitheater dates in Los Angeles, Phoenix, Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Boston, Holmdel, Austin, Toronto, and Montreal. Check the listings above for the complete schedule.
The North American leg is playing major outdoor amphitheaters -- Pine Knob Music Theatre, Xfinity Center in Mansfield, TD Pavilion at The Mann, Ameris Bank Amphitheatre, Dos Equis Pavilion, and similar 10,000-20,000 capacity outdoor venues. European dates have been at major arenas across multiple countries.
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Yes. Roxette's 40th Anniversary world tour brings the new lineup of Per Gessle and Lena Philipsson to North American amphitheaters from September 10 through October 9, 2026. Check the listings above for the full schedule and availability.
Lena Philipsson, one of Sweden's most beloved and dynamic performers, has joined Per Gessle as the new lead vocalist of Roxette. Per actually co-wrote her first major hit back in 1986, and the partnership has been built around honoring Marie Fredriksson's legacy while bringing fresh energy to the live show.
Marie Fredriksson, Roxette's co-founder and original lead vocalist, was diagnosed with a brain tumor in 2002. She recovered enough to return to touring with Per from 2009 through 2016 before stepping back. She passed away in December 2019 at age 61. The current 40th Anniversary tour honors her legacy throughout the live show.
Roxette's setlists pull from across their catalog. Live staples include The Look, Listen to Your Heart, Joyride, It Must Have Been Love, Dressed for Success, Dangerous, Fading Like a Flower, Spending My Time, How Do You Do!, Crash! Boom! Bang!, and many more hits from Look Sharp!, Joyride, and the broader discography.
2026 marks 40 years since Roxette released their debut album. The 40th Anniversary tour celebrates four decades of the band's music and runs through Europe, the UK, Brazil, and North America with the new lineup featuring Per Gessle and Lena Philipsson.
Roxette formed in Halmstad, Sweden in 1986. Per Gessle remains based in Sweden, and Lena Philipsson is also one of Sweden's most prominent musical artists -- making the band Swedish through and through across both eras.
A typical Roxette headline show runs about 90 minutes to two hours, covering 18 to 22 songs across the band's catalog. Festival and special-event dates may be shorter, usually around 75 minutes.
Roxette released ten studio albums during the original Marie Fredriksson era: Pearls of Passion, Look Sharp!, Joyride, Tourism, Crash! Boom! Bang!, Have a Nice Day, Room Service, Charm School, Travelling, and Good Karma. Plus numerous compilations, live releases, and remix collections.
Yes. Roxette has won multiple Grammy Awards in Sweden, multiple Rockbjornen awards, and other major industry honors across their career. The band has sold over 75 million records worldwide, putting them among the best-selling pop-rock acts of their era.
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Yes. Roxette concerts are family-friendly events with classic pop-rock material appropriate for fans of all ages. Amphitheater lawn sections are popular with families looking to introduce younger listeners to the band's catalog.
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