Kim Wilde Brings The Singles Tour to Malmö in 2027

British pop sensation Kim Wilde is set to bring her celebrated The Singles Tour to Malmö in early 2027. The concert, scheduled for February 10 at Slagthuset, Saluhallen, promises a night dedicated to a rich catalogue of singles and pop classics that have defined Wilde’s remarkable four-decade-long career.

The tour centers on Wilde’s most influential work, according to the official announcement. Fans can look forward to live renditions of hit tracks such as “Kids in America,” “Chequered Love,” “Cambodia,” “You Came,” “Never Trust a Stranger,” “Keep Me Hanging On,” and “View From a Bridge,” all of which have cemented her status in pop music history.

Kim Wilde first burst onto the scene in the early 1980s and quickly became a household name, known for her distinctive voice and energetic stage presence. Over forty years later, she continues to perform for enthusiastic audiences worldwide. For this special Malmö date, Wilde will be joined on stage by her brother and long-time songwriting partner, Ricky Wilde, as well as her band, fostering the collaborative spirit that has been central to her music.

The concert at Slagthuset forms part of a larger European touring schedule and is expected to attract both long-time fans and newcomers eager to experience her dynamic live performance. The focus on singles and well-loved classics is likely to make the show especially appealing to those who appreciate chart-topping pop hits and the nostalgia they evoke.

Tickets for the Malmö performance will go on sale on Tuesday, May 26, 2026, at 10:00 a.m. Fans will be able to purchase tickets online via Kulturbolaget.se and Slagthuset.se. No details have yet been released regarding supporting acts or the possibility of guest performers. Additionally, a full setlist has not been disclosed beyond the classic tracks named in the press release.

For now, anticipation builds as one of pop music’s enduring stars readies to take the stage in Malmö, offering an evening of celebrated anthems and musical memories to her loyal audience.