Lykke Li, the voice behind the iconic “I Follow Rivers”, a song that has left an indelible mark on the contemporary European music scene, as well as the acclaimed pop anthems “No Rest for the Wicked” and “I Never Learn”, will perform in Greece for the very first time on Monday, June 22, at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus, in what promises to be one of the most distinctive and highly anticipated concerts of the summer.
The award-winning Swedish singer-songwriter has been active for more than fifteen years, establishing not only a recognisable musical identity but also an entire emotional universe around her work, along with a profound, almost subterranean connection with her audience.
Now, she finally comes face to face with her Greek fans, who have long awaited her arrival. The timing could not be more fitting, as the energy of the Acropolis’ sacred rock meets the captivating performance of one of contemporary music’s most charismatic artists.

Lykke Li’s music moves effortlessly between indie pop, alternative sounds, and cinematic songwriting. It is imbued with both vulnerability and emotional intensity. From the raw melancholy of I Never Learn (2014), to the nocturnal sensuality of So Sad So Sexy (2018), and the fragile introspection of her most recent album Eyeye (2022), each release feels like a personal confession transformed into a shared experience. Her songs resonate quietly yet deeply, lingering long after the music fades, while her live performances are frequently described as mesmerizing and emotionally charged.
On June 22, at the Odeon of Herodes Atticus, during a year that also marks the closing of a historic chapter for this iconic venue, Athens will host a concert of almost ritualistic character. The unique combination of Lykke Li’s evocative live performance and the monumental atmosphere of the Herodeion creates the ideal setting for a truly immersive experience, one that will be difficult to replicate.
With new material on the horizon, as her forthcoming sixth studio album, Afterparty, is expected to be released in May 2026, and with a creative journey that continues to evolve in the present tense, Lykke Li invites audiences to an evening filled with intensity, emotion, and the rare feeling of being part of something genuinely special.


Info
Lykke Li
Monday, June 22, 2026
Venue: Odeon of Herodes Atticus, Athens
Doors Open: 19:30
Start Time: 21:15
Tickets: Available via more.com and the Athens Epidaurus Festival box offices.