The third album from the Norwegian pop artist arrives via Little Daggers Records.
Dagny has announced her new album ‘Dancefloor Erotica’, which arrives on 12th June.
The Norwegian pop artist has also confirmed a UK and European headline tour for early 2027, including a London show at Electric Ballroom on 2nd February and Manchester Academy 3 the following night.
The album follows Dagny’s 2020 debut ‘Strangers / Lovers’ and 2024 follow-up ‘ELLE’. It also includes previously released singles ‘Dancefloor Erotica’ and ‘Closet Disco Queen’, both produced by Matias Tellez and co-written with Nick Hahn.
Speaking about the record, Dagny said: “The goal was to create something unique and fun - something unapologetically bold and unconventional, filled with movement, freedom, and self-empowerment. An album where the gaze of others and the inner critic are pushed aside, and where we coined the term ‘Scandinavian Strut’ and used it as our guiding principle.”
‘Dancefloor Erotica’ tracklisting:
(This Is The Mantra)
Dancefloor Erotica
Gosh! (ft Metteson)
C'est La Vie
Closet Disco Queen
Running Down A Hill
Turns Out I'm Not A Robot
Black Bugatti
Sweat
(Everyone's A Dancer)
Rain
Ahead of the tour, Dagny is set to headline Bergenfest on 12th June and Øya Festival in Oslo on 15th August.
The dates in full read:
JUNE
5 Vaulen, Stavanger, NO
12 Bergenfest, Bergen, NO
19-20 Idyllfestivalen, Fredrikstad, NO
JULY
8 Jazz Open, Stuttgart, DE
18 Liseberg, Gothenburg, SE
23-26 Rørvikdagan, Rørvik, NO
29 Stars in Town, Schaffhausen, CH
AUGUST
6-8 Varangerfestivalen, Vadsø, NO
13 BAKGÅRDEN, Harstad, NO
15 Øya Festival, Oslo, NO
28-29 Verket Musikkfestival, Mo I Rana, NO
JANUARY 2027
29 Melkweg OZ, Amsterdam, NL
30 Mojo, Hamburg, DE
FEBRUARY 2027
2 Electric Ballroom, London, UK
3 Academy 3, Manchester, UK
5 Trix, Antwerp, BE
6 La Maroquinerie, Paris, FR
7 Im Wizemann Club, Stuttgart, DE
10 Grelle Forelle, Vienna, AT
11 Technikum, Munich, DE
13 Bike Jesus, Prague, CZ
14 Niebo, Warsaw, PL
15 Columbia Theatre, Berlin, DE
16 Pumpehuset, Copenhagen, DK
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