Swedish House Mafia is an example of an act whose name perfectly describes the group. The trio, consisting of Swedes Steve Angello, Sebastian Ingrosso, and Axwell, got together in the early 2000s to play house music and grew to become one of EDM’s most successful artists.
Swedish House Mafia's live swan song is the Ultra Music Festival. We know, boo hoo. The trio is going out on top and delivered a ferocious set as the finale of the first weekend of the UMF. They came, they raved, they loved.
If there’s one artist at Ultra that most qualifies as “must-see,” it’s Swedish House Mafia, whose lengthy farewell tour finally concludes here at the Miami festival.
The trio will perform on March 15, the opening night of
This weekend's Top 20 countdown features (almost) back-to back Bruno Mars and a new tune from Mumford & Sons. While the Grammy-winning folk band are making their way up the charts to No. 20, Mr. Mars is kickin' back at No. 8 and No. 6 with 'When I Was Your Man' and 'Locked Out of Heaven.'
Swedish House Mafia are saying goodbye to the Big Apple in a big way. The trio are performing five final shows in New York City, and they're doing one of them for a great cause.
The Jonas Brothers were back in a big way at the Vina Del Mar Festival in Chile. Playing to a crowd of 80,000 fans and receiving numerous awards (based on audience cheers), it was as if they'd never left. While they didn't play new tracks, they did a fun cover of Swedish House Mafia's hit 'Don't You Worry Child.'
They've been called "the best-known elementary-school chorus on the planet," and they've performed with everyone from Katy Perry to Common, but the adorably harmonizing kids of New York's PS22 Chorus are probably always going to be best known for their YouTube covers of other artists' hits -- and they've done it again with their version of Swedish House Mafia's latest (and presumably final) single, 'Don't You Worry Child.'
The 2013 Ultra Music Festival is bringing the EDM party to Miami this March. While previously announced bookending headliners Swedish House Mafia are gearing up for their farewell performances, more of the lineup was released, including David Guetta and Deadmau5.
The 'Warrior' queen known as Kesha is No. 1 for the second week in a row! Her single 'Die Young' remains in the top slot on PopCrush's Top 20 countdown for the week of Dec. 3-9, 2012, while Bruno Mars comes in at No. 2 with 'Locked Out of Heaven.'
We've been hearing since June that global EDM superstars Swedish House Mafia are breaking up, but they've continued to perform live with regularity since then, leading us to wonder whether this was a Celine Dion-style non-retirement. Now the DJ trio has finally set a date for its final performance together: March 24, during a headlining set at the Ultra Music Festival.
