Tjuvjakt

Tjuvjakt

The group consists of Olle Grafström, Arvid Lundquist, Kid Eriksson, Jesper Swärd and Fredrik “Woodz” Eriksson. Time and again, they have proven their ability to combine playfulness with musical range. Their breakthrough came early with the single “Tandtråd”, followed by major audience favourites such as “Tårarna i halsen” and “Vårt år”.

They have managed to place themselves at the centre of Swedish music and earned a reputation as one of Sweden’s best live bands. They have previously been awarded the GAFFA prize for “Breakthrough of the Year” and have been nominated for both P3 Guld and the Grammis.

- With their multifaceted musical style, Tjuvjakt have managed to reach a large and diverse audience. I’m certain that the people of Gothenburg are eager to sing along to everything from ‘Tandtråd’ to ‘Tusen Spänn’, says Johan Gummesson, artist booker at Liseberg.

In May 2025, Tjuvjakt released the single “Tusen Spänn”, a collaboration with artist, songwriter and producer Fanny Avonne. The track became an instant success and has remained at number one on the Swedish charts since its release.
With a decade of music, genre-blending and crowd-pleasers behind them, Tjuvjakt are more relevant than ever. The last time they performed at Liseberg was in 2018, and now it is finally time again.

The acclaimed music group will return to Stora Scenen on 25 June — a performance that is sure to attract both long-time fans and curious newcomers.

Concert tickets

Concert tickets for this summer’s performances on Stora Scenen cost SEK 75 each and can be booked at liseberg.se. In addition to the concert ticket, you will also need an admission ticket or an annual pass to Liseberg Park.

Dare to Care

– a commitment to mutuality and to combat sexual abuse

In partnership with Svensk Live, the Swedish Association for Sexuality Education and various festivals, organisers and performers, we support everyone’s rights to their own body and their own sexuality.

At festivals, clubs – and everywhere. Dare to Care is primarily about creating a social culture that advocates communication, mutuality and consent in sexual relationships. In practice this involves working to establish norms and values and provide practical safety measures together with organisers, as well as talking to audiences at venues.

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Greentopia

– Events as a driving force for climate change

Through the Greentopia initiative, stakeholders in live music, the sports community and Swedish cities have formed an alliance that is committed to reducing the carbon footprint of events.

We have joined this alliance, and together with other members of Greentopia we will actively work to reduce the climate impact of our own events and strive to encourage visitors and other stakeholders to contribute to the goal of making cities climate-neutral by 2030. Our focus is on food and drink, transport and textiles.