
Sigrid's new album finds her louder, funnier and bolder than ever
Twelve years into her career, Sigrid is still obsessed with music – but this time, she's doing things her way.

Sigrid Solbakk Raabe, born on 5 September 1996, is a Norwegian singer and songwriter. She has released three studio albums: Sucker Punch (2019), How to Let Go (2022), and There's Always More That I Could Say (2025). Her debut and second albums reached the top of the charts in Norway and placed in the top five in the United Kingdom. She has also released three EPs.
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Twelve years into her career, Sigrid is still obsessed with music – but this time, she's doing things her way.

Joining Ed Sheeran's North American tour as a special guest this summer.

She will join Ed Sheeran's North America 'Loop' tour next summer.

Recorded in Bergen, the track reflects solitude trips and revived festival momentum.

Norwegian pop star Sigrid releases carefree new single 'Jellyfish', exploring a playful sound inspired by 2000s indie music.

Sigrid and more are going to join Sting and Snow Patrol at Latitude Festival 2025.

Stay tuned for information about Dork's onsite activities.

The EP will be released in a few weeks.

"I thought about the term Hype, in love and at work," she says.

The Norwegian festival will take place in Tøyenparken, Oslo from 8th to 12th August, 2023.

The Portsmouth event will be held from August 25th-27th, 2023.

The 12-track album originally dropped back in May via Island Records.

The album rerelease will be shared in full on November 4th.

'Bad Life' will feature Sigrid's second album 'How To Let Go', which is set for release on 6th May.

The news was revealed via a TikTok video earlier today (14th April).

She will play five shows across the UK in May.

Set to arrive this May, the news comes alongside a video for latest single 'It Gets Dark'.

It follows up on recent Griff team-up 'Head on Fire'.

Dream team.

The new version will drop this Friday (4th March).

Much teased on TikTok, the track will be with us on Wednesday, 9th March.

Here are the new tracks joining our heavy rotation this week.

The duo have been building up to the track on social media over recent weeks.

The collaborative track is coming later this month.

"It's about your head being on fire", they explain. Which sort of makes sense, given the title.

Gigs can be really bloody special places. It feels like such an obvious statement; the months of build-up, that excitement as it draws nearer, the moment you turn the corner and see your favourite’s name up in lights. Tonight is all about one thing, and that’s the show ahead. A feeling of real life

Once you pop...

With the release of her 'Don't Kill My Vibe' EP earlier this year, Sigrid introduced herself as a pop sensation. Performing on Reading Festival's Dance Stage the Scandinavian artist breathes fresh life into the hype. Sugar sweet vocals hypnotise the crowd, never more so than in the set's single stripped back number. The real power here, however, lies in the songs' addictive pop punch. This is music with weight, an energy and motion destined to command, and the gathered crowd are powerless to stop it - not that anyone here wants to. Feel good almost to an extreme, it's a performance made to marvel in. So that's exactly what the audience do. Giving themselves in to the music, the energy builds with every bouncing riff. Dancing around the stage with an effortless grace, basking in the moment entirely, there's every sense that this is what Sigrid was born to do.

How do you define a superstar? We've tried many different variations (I mean it's kinda our jobs y'know) but really, it's all about a feeling. A moment in time which you can point to and say "Yes - this is the real deal" and every other description can go to…

Don't kill her vibe.
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