Swedish House Mafia provides details for ucpoming NYC concert

21 July 2025
2 minutes · By Chris Vuoncino

The legacy and prominence of the Swedish House Mafia cannot be overstated within the electronic community. The trio has reached the top of the charts and performed on stages worldwide as fans continue to clamor for their massive back-catalog and new productions. Having begun a new imprint earlier this year, the group officially began to come together this year for a last-minute show in their homeland of Sweden before making their way to Tomorrowland. Following the festival performance, the group's next stop will be Flushing, NY, at Arthur Ashe Stadium.

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2025 has been a uniquely busy time for the members of the Swedish House Mafia. Axwell, Sebastian Ingrosso, and Steve Angello have often found themselves performing solo shows and delivering their productions throughout the first half of the year. Now the trio is preparing for the next phase of their career and will continue it with a historic stop in New York.

If any fans are uncertain about what or where Arthur Ashe is located, that is understandable, as the Swedish House Mafia will be the first electronic group to perform at the arena. Housed in Flushing, next to Citi Field, Arthur Ashe is home to the US Open, one of tennis’ biggest events of the season. Set to take place on September 11th, the Swedish House Mafia will return to New York for what appears to be just one of three shows the group will deliver this year. Fans can sign up for tickets now via the official presale link.

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