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Fever Ray Searches for Truth in Sweden’s Snowy Tundra in ‘North’ Video

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Fever Ray ’s Karin Dreijer ventures into a snowy expanse in the new music video for “North,” a track off their recent album, Radical Romantics , co-produced by Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross.

Directed by longtime collaborator Martin Falck, the “North” video finds Fever Ray smack in the middle of the Swedish tundra, surrounded by ice, snow, distant mountains, and what look like shifting, crumbling glaciers. 

“‘North’ is about the desire to find out what is true, the curiosity and courage to sit with the most difficult emotions,” Dreijer said in a statement. “It’s about the task of weighing words against actions, of letting go and the stillness that comes afterward.”

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Fever Ray has announced details of the Thereʼs No Place Iʼd Rather Be Tour, their first live shows in over four years. Karin Dreijer will follow the release of new album Radical Romantics with a series of shows across North America and Europe, including dates in New York and Oakland, California next year. Tickets are available from Friday, November 18. Scroll down for date and venue details.

Radical Romantics will be released on March 10, 2023. The first single "What They Call Us" was released last month with "Carbon Dioxide" arriving soon after. It will be the first new Fever Ray album in over five years, following their self-titled 2009 record and their 2017 sophomore LP, Plunge .

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Collaborators on the project will include Nine Inch Nails‘ Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross, Vessel, and Nídia. Dreijer’s brother and former The Knife bandmate, Olof Dreijer, also co-produced and co-wrote four of the songs on Radical Romantics , which is the first time the siblings have made music together in eight years.

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Karin Dreijer is set to return in March with a new Fever Ray album called Radical Romantics . In support of the release, the artist has announced a supporting tour, which marks their first such outing in five years.

“There’s No Place I’d Rather Be Tour” begins in Europe, with early spring shows scheduled in cities like Oslo, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, and Brussels. In addition to headlining dates, Dreijer’s tour includes performances at the World Wide Warsaw Festival and the Rewire Festival in The Hague, Netherlands. Fever Ray’s European leg wraps up in April, and in May, the artist will perform a handful of shows in the US, including stops in New York, Boston, Chicago, and Oakland.

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Fever Ray’s 2023 tour coincides with their album Radical Romantics ,  which is out March 10th via Mute Records. The LP is Dreijer’s first since 2017’s Plunge and features Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross of Nine Inch Nails, Portuguese DJ and producer Nídia, Johannes Berglund, Peder Mannerfelt and Pär Grindvik’s technicolor dance project Aasthma, and Vessel. Dreijer’s sibling and former The Knife bandmate, Olof Dreijer, also produced and co-wrote four songs on the album, including the lead single “What They Call Us.” Fever Ray has also previewed the project with the track “Carbon Dioxide.” Pre-orders for the record are ongoing.

Fever Ray 2023 Tour Dates: 03/23 — Oslo, NE @ Sentrum Scene 03/24 — Copenhagen, DK @ VEGA 03/25 — Gothenburg, SE @ GBG Film Studios 03/27 — Riga, LV @ Hanzas Perons 03/28 — Tallinn, EE @ Noblessner Foundry 03/30 — Warsaw, PL @ World Wide Warsaw Festival 04/01 — Amsterdam, NE @ Melkweg 04/03 — Brussels, BE @ Cirque Royal 04/04 — Cologne, DE @ E-Werk 04/06 — Luxembourg City, LU @ Den Atelier 04/07 — The Hague, NE @ Rewire Festival 05/03 — New York, NY @ Terminal 5 05/05 — Boston, MA @ Roadrunner 05/07 — Chicago, IL @ The Salt Shed 05/10 — Oakland, CA @ Fox Theater

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Fever Ray has announced new U.S. tour dates and shared a video for the Radical Romantics track “North,” which Nine Inch Nails’ Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross co-produced. Watch the video, directed by Martin Falck in the Swedish tundra, below.

The dates will take Karin Dreijer and their band to Los Angeles for two nights at the Wiltern. There are also dates in Austin, Texas (Emo’s), Denver, Colorado (Fillmore Auditorium), Portland, Oregon (Roseland Theater), and Seattle, Washington (Showbox SoDo). Christeene will support the new dates. Find all their forthcoming shows below.

Since releasing Radical Romantics in March, Fever Ray has shared videos for “ Kandy ” and “ Even It Out ,” both directed by Falck.

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Fever Ray is going on tour in 2023

The ‘There’s No Place I’d Rather Be Tour’ is Fever Ray’s first run of shows in five years.

Former member of The Knife and Crack Magazine Issue 85 cover star, Karen Dreijer will tour as Fever Ray in 2023 to accompany their upcoming album Radical Romantics.  The project is set to feature contributions from Atticus Ross, Johaness Berglund, Pär Grindvik, Martin Falck, Trent Reznor, and more.

The announcement comes after the release of two singles from  Radical Romantics,   What They Call Us   and  Carbon Dioxide , and the tour will see them travel across Europe and the US for a string of shows, the first since the release of Fever Ray’s last album  Plunge –  which had its subsequent tour cancelled due to Dreijer’s anxiety.

When we caught up with Dreijer last, they spoke about the feminist politics that informed 2017’s Plunge. They reflected on their own personal experiences and understandings of politics that formed through their upbringing in Gothenburg, Sweden, saying: “I didn’t know what feminism was. Until I was, I don’t know, maybe 20 or something. The left in Sweden, they were very homophobic – it was not a place for any queerness.” These experiences were channelled directly into the sounds of Plunge.

The ‘There’s No Place I’d Rather Be Tour’ will see Dreijer take the stage in Warsaw, Brussels, Cologne, New York, Chicago and a host of other cities.

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Karin Dreijer is set to return in March with a new Fever Ray album called Radical Romantics . In support of the release, the artist has announced a supporting tour, which marks their first such outing in five years.

“There’s No Place I’d Rather Be Tour” begins in Europe, with early spring shows scheduled in cities like Oslo, Copenhagen, Amsterdam, and Brussels. In addition to headlining dates, Dreijer’s tour includes performances at the World Wide Warsaw Festival and the Rewire Festival in The Hague, Netherlands. Fever Ray’s European leg wraps up in April, and in May, the artist will perform a handful of shows in the US, including stops in New York, Boston, Chicago, and Oakland.

Tickets for the “There’s No Place I’d Rather Be Tour” go on sale Friday, November 18th at 10:00 a.m. local time via Ticketmaster .

Fever Ray’s 2023 tour coincides with their album Radical Romantics ,  which is out March 10th via Mute Records. The LP is Dreijer’s first since 2017’s Plunge and features Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross of Nine Inch Nails, Portuguese DJ and producer Nídia, Johannes Berglund, Peder Mannerfelt and Pär Grindvik’s technicolor dance project Aasthma, and Vessel. Dreijer’s sibling and former The Knife bandmate, Olof Dreijer, also produced and co-wrote four songs on the album, including the lead single “What They Call Us.” Fever Ray has also previewed the project with the track “Carbon Dioxide.” Pre-orders for the record are ongoing.

Fever Ray 2023 Tour Dates: 03/23 — Oslo, NE @ Sentrum Scene 03/24 — Copenhagen, DK @ VEGA 03/25 — Gothenburg, SE @ GBG Film Studios 03/27 — Riga, LV @ Hanzas Perons 03/28 — Tallinn, EE @ Noblessner Foundry 03/30 — Warsaw, PL @ World Wide Warsaw Festival 04/01 — Amsterdam, NE @ Melkweg 04/03 — Brussels, BE @ Cirque Royal 04/04 — Cologne, DE @ E-Werk 04/06 — Luxembourg City, LU @ Den Atelier 04/07 — The Hague, NE @ Rewire Festival 05/03 — New York, NY @ Terminal 5 05/05 — Boston, MA @ Roadrunner 05/07 — Chicago, IL @ The Salt Shed 05/10 — Oakland, CA @ Fox Theater

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When Fever Ray released her self titled debut album, I couldn't wait to get my hands on it, hoping it would be similar to her music with her brother in The Knife. I was not disappointed. Her distinctive raspy tone was powerful as ever, with the electronic influences ever present.

Throughout the performance, Fever Ray used masks, face paint, and body paint, which she swapped between regularly. She entered the stage and took her position behind what appeared to be some sort of screen, partially blurring her and disguising her costumes. As the music began, she slowly raised her arms, and the audience erupted into cheers, as she went straight into one of her most famous tracks 'When I Grow Up.' The electronic entrancing music is even more powerful live and seems to surround you from every direction. Seeing her perform live really gave me another dimension in which to appreciate her music, listening to recorded copies alongside watching television episodes she has composed for is really nothing in comparison to a huge live performance.

Throughout the performance, she would occasionally appear in front of the screen, before retreating behind the wall of fabric. The theatricality only added to the performance, making it visually as well as musically exciting , combining multiple art forms to create a wonderful all rounded experience for the audience. You really will find a new way to connect with the music, and have a great experience watching Fever Ray live.

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Ooo my god that was a really shittt. I left after 30 min. Horrible sounding. Barely I recognized what song I'm listening. I love Fever Ray music but that was not acceptable, horrible yip. Never again Fever Ray live and never again Troxy.

The show was amazing and full of energy! This was my first time seeing Fever Ray and it will not be my last. They sound just as amazing in real life as they do on vinyl. Definitely a must-see!

The new phase of Fever Ray is funny and sexy. She and her girls are pure energy.

The place has good acoustic, people was cheerful and everyone was dancing!

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Simply brilliant. What a show! You won’t be disappointed. Dancers, a superb concept, a light show, and of course the music, that sounds like the soundtrack to Armageddon. In a good way.

The show was just beautiful and a very collective performance. I had a very strong feeling that love and respect is everywhere on stage, and embody a real power. A female power actually.

Present, intense, seductive. Fever Ray put on a great show. Amazing scene and the lights was spectacular and performance Perfect. I give the koncert 10/10. Thanks for a phat party!

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