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Maud Lindström Trio
She broke through in the late 2000s with the now cult-classic album Strategivisor för kärlekskritiker (“Strategy Songs for Love Critics”), a collection of candid songs about love, sexuality, power, and identity. Since then, she has performed across the Nordic countries on folk stages as well as in rock clubs and at festivals, schools, demonstrations, Pride events, and theatre venues. She has toured with Riksteatern and Lars Winnerbäck, and has also created and toured extensively with her own musical production Allmänmänskligt! (“Universally Human!”). In 2025, she was awarded the Ulf Peder Olrog Foundation Scholarship and the Swedish Folk Song Award, presented by the Swedish Song Society (Riksförbundet Visan i Sverige).
In the autumn of 2025, she released the critically acclaimed, Manifest Award-winning album Du får gå (“You May Leave”). With sharp insight and a keen sense of humour, the songs explore grief, separation, and the dramas of everyday life—from existential zoo visits and the longing to escape a grey office routine, to yeast infections and terminally ill mothers.
On stage:
Maud Lindström – vocals, guitar
Petter Eriksson – acoustic guitar, electric guitar, double bass
Johan Bengtsson – double bass, banjo, tenor guitar
She broke through in the late 2000s with the now cult-classic album Strategivisor för kärlekskritiker (“Strategy Songs for Love Critics”), a collection of candid songs about love, sexuality, power, and identity. Since then, she has performed across the Nordic countries on folk stages as well as in rock clubs and at festivals, schools, demonstrations, Pride events, and theatre venues. She has toured with Riksteatern and Lars Winnerbäck, and has also created and toured extensively with her own musical production Allmänmänskligt! (“Universally Human!”). In 2025, she was awarded the Ulf Peder Olrog Foundation Scholarship and the Swedish Folk Song Award, presented by the Swedish Song Society (Riksförbundet Visan i Sverige).
In the autumn of 2025, she released the critically acclaimed, Manifest Award-winning album Du får gå (“You May Leave”). With sharp insight and a keen sense of humour, the songs explore grief, separation, and the dramas of everyday life—from existential zoo visits and the longing to escape a grey office routine, to yeast infections and terminally ill mothers.
On stage:
Maud Lindström – vocals, guitar
Petter Eriksson – acoustic guitar, electric guitar, double bass
Johan Bengtsson – double bass, banjo, tenor guitar