Magnus Carlsson (born 24 June 1974 in Borås) is a Swedish pop and schlager singer who built his career across three distinct phases: as frontman of dansband Barbados (1992-2002), as a member of the euro-dance group Alcazar (2002-2005), and as a solo artist since 2005. He has competed in Melodifestivalen eight times in total and accumulated around 40 gold and platinum records in Sweden, alongside several Grammis and Golden Clef Awards.
Magnus Carlsson and Linda Bengtzing launched a spring 2026 leg of their joint schlager tour 'En jäkla massa schlager', running from Karlstad in March to Jönköping in April.
A Super Deluxe Edition of the album 'Se mig bara för den jag är' was released in 2025, expanding the original 2024 release.
The 'It's My Party' show returned for an extra season of Swedish theatre dates following the successful autumn 2024 tour of 28 venues.
Carlsson released the album 'Se mig bara för den jag är' on 7 June 2024, a 20-track personal record produced at Studio 112 in Jonstorp, partly honouring late collaborator Martin Bylund.
Carlsson underwent surgery for spinal stenosis in spring 2024 after being diagnosed with the condition in 2023.
concert19:00Swedish artist Magnus Carlsson performs at Gustav Adolfs Kyrka in Borås.
concert19:00Swedish singer Magnus Carlsson performs at Garnisonskyrkan in Karlsborg.
concert19:00Magnus Carlsson performs at Hotel Skansen in Båstad with Christmas dinner and entertainment.
concert18:00Swedish artist Magnus Carlsson performs at Uppsala Missionskyrka.
concert19:00Magnus Carlsson performs at Sala Missionskyrka with a concert featuring his most beloved songs.
concert19:00Concert with Swedish artist Magnus Carlsson at Avesta Teater.
concert18:00Magnus Carlsson takes the stage with his personal show at Vävenscenen.
concert18:00Magnus Carlsson and Linda Bengtzing perform a glittery schlager show with classics and modern hits at Trädgår'n in Göteborg.
concert19:00Two summer evenings at Höga Kusten Friluftsteater open-air theatre with music, comedy and live band. Sonja Aldén and Titti Sjöblom on 6 July, Magnus Carlsson on 20 July.