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Mind-blowing vocals and sax
I was blown away, as the performance was so immersive and intense, but also so tight. Incredible execution. Anna Von Hausswolff's vocals soar, taking you from tantalising intimacy to electrifying heights, as they ride awesome waves of harmonic, rhythmic and percussive textures, with the whole group united in the continual swell and surge. Iconoclasts was an unforgettable ride!
Posted by Ben T on 02/09/2026
Anna Von Hausswolff, Rescue Rooms, Nottingham - 1st September 2026
Amazing vocals.
Another great gig at RR! Great sound, vocals and saxophone!!
Posted by Katrina W on 02/09/2026
Anna Von Hausswolff, Rescue Rooms, Nottingham - 1st September 2026
Fantastic concert
Amazing performer and a terrific atmosphere. This is the third time I have seen her and she is always superb. So original.
Posted by Richard C on 29/01/2026
Anna Von Hausswolff, Electric Brixton, London - 28th January 2026
Atmospheric and uplifting
Fantastic performance - one of those concerts that gets better and better the longer it goes on. She is an amazing performer and her band was excellent.
Posted by Leo G on 29/01/2026
Anna Von Hausswolff, Electric Brixton, London - 28th January 2026
Very powerful and intense performance
The band is as good as she is. I’ll definitely try to see her again.
Posted by Marco on 29/01/2026
Anna Von Hausswolff, Electric Brixton, London - 28th January 2026
Anna Michaela Ebba Electra von Hausswolff is a Gothenburg-born singer, composer and pipe-organ virtuoso whose music fuses gothic art-pop, drone, and experimental rock into haunting, emotionally luminous soundscapes. Her 2012 album Ceremony introduced her signature use of the pipe organ, recorded in a church and woven through with folk, ambient and post-rock textures a bold debut that topped the Swedish charts and earned critical applause. Subsequent releases including The Miraculous (2015), Dead Magic (2018) and the purely instrumental All Thoughts Fly (2020) have deepened her exploration of contrast bright and dark, sacred and uncanny with each album pushing boundaries in imaginative and visceral ways.
Anna’s dedication to the mysterious power of the organ an instrument she describes as ‘unchanging’ yet ever-revealing is matched by her reputation as a striking live performer, at home in dimly lit churches, festivals, and experimental stages alike. Her work is as immersive as it is otherworldly, inviting listeners to linger in its ethereal, dark-beauty world.