Lisa Nilsson (born 13 August 1970 in Tyresö) is a Swedish singer-songwriter whose 1992 album Himlen runt hörnet sold over 450,000 copies and made her one of the biggest names in Nordic pop. Over more than three decades she has moved freely between soul, jazz and Brazilian music, earning a place in the Swedish Music Hall of Fame in 2021. Her 2025 album Uteblivna vi - her first studio record since 2012 - was received as one of the strongest of her career.
Lisa Nilsson received three Grammis 2026 nominations, among the most of any artist that year.
Her studio album Uteblivna vi was released on 21 March 2025 - her first full-length studio record since 2012 - and peaked at number 17 on the Swedish chart.
The double single Silverregn / Återvänd till mig was released in January 2025, previewing the new album.
Lisa Nilsson toured Denmark in autumn 2025 with a full band - her first full-band visit to the country since 2018 - playing Greve, Aarhus and Copenhagen.
Lisa Nilsson was inducted into the Swedish Music Hall of Fame in May 2021.
concert19:30Lisa Nilsson and Mattias Torell perform together at Stora Hjortstorps gård.
concert19:30Swedish singer Lisa Nilsson takes the stage at Mosebacketerrassen in Stockholm for a summer evening concert.
concert19:00Lisa Nilsson and Mattias Torell perform together in Säffle. An intimate duo concert with two established Swedish artists.
concert16:00Lisa Nilsson celebrates her love of jazz with Bohuslän Big Band and conductor Calle Rasmusson at Stora Teatern in Göteborg.
concert19:30Swedish singer Lisa Nilsson performs with the Bohuslän Big Band in Uppsala.
concert19:30Lisa Nilsson performs with Bohuslän Big Band, blending her distinctive voice with the ensemble's jazz sound.
concert19:00Lisa Nilsson performs with Bohuslän Big Band at Konsertsalen Culturum in Nyköping.
concert19:30Lisa Nilsson and Mattias Torell perform together at Arbis in Norrköping.
concert19:00Lisa Nilsson performs Christmas songs at Ersta Church. A warm and atmospheric evening with classic and new Christmas melodies.
