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You’ve Got a Guy brings you a trusted, no-fuss overview of The Concretes, a Swedish indie pop outfit formed in 1995 in Stockholm. With a lineup that has included founding vocalist Victoria Bergsman and later frontwoman Lisa Milberg, they’ve crafted bright, melodic songs with enduring appeal. Browse their biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information, and secure your seats with confidence.

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For fans in Stockholm and beyond, The Concretes’ work spans studio albums, infectious singles, and live performances that capture the band’s melodic craft and their seamless shift between indie pop and disco-infused rock. We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward access to tickets and event details.

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From early indie anthems like Say Something New to later disco-tinged releases such as WYWH, The Concretes have left a distinct mark on the European indie scene. This page provides a detailed biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information. Whether you’re listening on Bandcamp, Apple Music, or YouTube, you’ll find the band’s evolution reflected in their sound and live shows. Follow official channels for the latest news and tour updates.

The essentials

Quick Facts About The Concretes

  • Formed in Stockholm, Sweden in 1995; current lineup includes Maria Eriksson, Lisa Milberg, Martin Hansson, Ulrik Karlsson, Per Nyström, Ludvig Rylander, Dante Kinnunen, Daniel Värjö (Victoria Bergsman was a founding vocalist who left in 2006).
  • Debut studio album: The Concretes (2003, Licking Fingers) with international release in 2004 via Astralwerks; later albums followed in 2006, 2007, and 2010.
  • Say Something New (2004) became a notable early single, reaching UK Indie Chart peak #46.
  • Chosen One (2006) was a lead single from In Colour, reaching UK Singles Chart #51; also charted in Sweden (46).
  • You Can’t Hurry Love (UK release 2004) peaked at UK Singles Chart #55.
  • Lead vocalist Victoria Bergsman left in 2006; Lisa Milberg became the frontwoman for subsequent releases, including Hey Trouble (2007).

The records

The Concretes Discography

  • WYWH
    2010 · Friendly Fire / Something in Construction
  • Hey Trouble
    2007 · Licking Fingers
  • In Colour
    2006 · Licking Fingers / EMI / Astralwerks
  • The Concretes
    2003 · Licking Fingers

The hits

Top The Concretes Songs

  • Chosen One
    2006 · UK Singles Chart 51
  • Say Something New
    2004 · UK Indie Chart 46
  • You Can't Hurry Love
    2004 · UK Singles Chart 55

From early indie anthems like Say Something New to later disco-tinged releases such as WYWH, The Concretes have left a distinct mark on the European indie scene. This page provides a detailed biography, discography highlights, and upcoming tour information. Whether you’re listening on Bandcamp, Apple Music, or YouTube, you’ll find the band’s evolution reflected in their sound and live shows. Follow official channels for the latest news and tour updates.

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