Nanne Grönvall (born Marianne Elisabeth Nordqvist, 18 May 1962, Stockholm) is a Swedish singer-songwriter active since 1986. She rose to wider attention as a member of One More Time, whose folk-ballad "Den vilda" won Melodifestivalen 1996 and finished third at Eurovision - and has since built a long solo career in Swedish pop and schlager. She is also known as a songwriter, radio host and theatrical performer with an operatic vocal range.
Nanne Grönvall's 'My Queens of Rock' autumn 2026 tour continues across Sweden, with dates in Karlstad, Stockholm, Halmstad, Malmö, Växjö, Borås, Göteborg and Uppsala among others.
The 'My Queens of Rock' anniversary show was announced in October 2025, marking Nanne's 40 years as an artist with a tribute to female rock icons.
A compilation of all her Melodifestivalen songs spanning 40 years was released on Spotify, including the previously vinyl-only original 'Avundsjuk'.
A second anniversary tour, 'Här Är Jag - Från Rock Till Schlager', is announced for spring 2027, with dates in Halmstad, Kungsbacka, Karlstad, Växjö and Stockholm.
concert19:00Christmas concert at Intiman featuring Tommy Körberg, Nanne Grönvall and other artists. All proceeds support women affected by domestic violence.
concert19:30Nanne Grönvall celebrates 41 years as an artist with an anniversary show blending rock classics and schlager. She is accompanied by a six-piece band and The Nannettes singers and dancers.
concert19:30Nanne Grönvall celebrates 41 years as an artist with a new concert hall show. A festive evening of rock icons and schlager songs, backed by her band and The Nannettes.
concert19:30Nanne Grönvall celebrates his career with the jubilee tour "Here I Am" at Gävle Konserthus.
concert19:30Nanne Grönvall celebrates 41 years as an artist with a new concert hall show blending rock icons and her own schlager songs, backed by a six-piece band and The Nannettes.