Stockholm’s Gasometer reveals lineup to debut ‘boundary-pushing’ new venue
Ahead of opening shows from Jacob Mühlrad and Alexander Wessely, venue bosses say Gasometer will establish "a new benchmark for live entertainment in Europe"
News By Ciaran Donnelly | 7 October 2026
Stockholm’s Gasometer, an upcoming 2,300-cap concert venue, has revealed that composer Jacob Mühlrad and visual artist Alexander Wessely will inaugurate the space when it opens on 17 March next year.
The venue is a conversion of a gasholder built in 1899, with the brick shell preserved around a new pillar-free auditorium. The venue will be run by hospitality and entertainment company Miramis, which is backed by Qarlbo AB, the company also behind PopHouse. The space will fit 1,750 guests…
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