Robyn is currently in the eye of one of the year’s most celebrated musical returns. Having provided some of the biggest moments in pop culture over the last three decades, 2026 has seen her announce Sexistential - her ninth studio album and first since 2018’s Honey. Produced with longtime production collaborator Klas Åhlund, and reuniting her with Max Martin for their first co-writes since 2010, it’s the most ecstatic record Robyn has ever made - the sound of one of contemporary music’s most influential artists coming home.

Robyn’s live performances are equally celebratory, and a run of recent public appearances have created huge anticipation and speculation around Sexistential. Whether performing with David Byrne to celebrate Saturday Night Live's fiftieth anniversary, appearing on CNN’s New Year’s Eve broadcast with Anderson Cooper and Andy Cohen, delivering a standout performance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, headlining her own New Year’s Eve shows in NYC, making show-stopping live appearances with the likes of Charli xcx and Gracie Abrams, collaborating with Yung Lean and Charli for a version of Brat’s “360,” soundtracking Acne Studio's 2025 Paris show or - most recently - being announced to support Harry Styles at eight stadium shows in Amsterdam, Robyn continues to shape and influence popular culture in truly unique ways.