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Benjamin Ingrosso performs at Oslo Spektrum on 5 November 2026 On 5 November 2026, Swedish pop singer Benjamin Ingrosso, 29, performed at Oslo Spektrum in Norway. The venue was still undergoing renovation, which caused logistical challenges for the event. Ingrosso, the son of Swedish singer Pernilla Wahlgren and nephew of Swedish House Mafia member Sebastian Ingrosso, celebrated the 20th anniversary of his career as a recording artist. He has been described by some critics as a Scandinavian counterpart to Harry Styles, citing his modern pop style and charismatic stage presence. The set began with Ingrosso performing “Nice to Meet Ya” alone on stage. He followed with “Angela” and “Funny Feeling,” before the full band joined for “All My Life.” A duet with Norwegian singer Astrid S on “Kite” was a highlight of the evening. Ingrosso also performed the Swedish-language songs “Det store röda huset” and “Allt det vackra,” which received a positive response from the audience. The concert included a mix of songs with varying reception. “What Girls Want” was noted for its guitar-driven arrangement, while “Walk Out of Heaven” was described as more bombastic. A segment in which Ingrosso interacted with Norwegian fans was included, though some observers felt it was less engaging than other parts of the show. The evening concluded with a series of upbeat tracks, including “Mommy’s Boy,” “Worst in Me,” and “Honey Boy.” These songs were seen as strong closing numbers that helped to finish the performance on a high note. Article source: Verdens Gang | Image credit: Verdens Gang
Benjamin Ingrosso performs at Oslo Spektrum on 5 November 2026 On 5 November 2026, Swedish pop singer Benjamin Ingrosso, 29, performed at Oslo Spektrum in Norway. The venue was still undergoing renovation, which caused logistical challenges for the event. Ingrosso, the son of Swedish singer Pernilla Wahlgren and nephew of Swedish House Mafia member Sebastian Ingrosso, celebrated the 20th anniversary of his career as a recording artist. He has been described by some critics as a Scandinavian counterpart to Harry Styles, citing his modern pop style and charismatic stage presence. The set began with Ingrosso performing “Nice to Meet Ya” alone on stage. He followed with “Angela” and “Funny Feeling,” before the full band joined for “All My Life.” A duet with Norwegian singer Astrid S on “Kite” was a highlight of the evening. Ingrosso also performed the Swedish-language songs “Det store röda huset” and “Allt det vackra,” which received a positive response from the audience. The concert included a mix of songs with varying reception. “What Girls Want” was noted for its guitar-driven arrangement, while “Walk Out of Heaven” was described as more bombastic. A segment in which Ingrosso interacted with Norwegian fans was included, though some observers felt it was less engaging than other parts of the show. The evening concluded with a series of upbeat tracks, including “Mommy’s Boy,” “Worst in Me,” and “Honey Boy.” These songs were seen as strong closing numbers that helped to finish the performance on a high note.
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