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Biffy Clyro

FĂĄllan, Johanneshov, SE
22. February 2026. 20:00h
2026
22
February
Photo by: Domagoj Skledar/ arhiva (vlastita)
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Tickets for Biffy Clyro at FĂĄllan, Johanneshov: concert tickets in Stockholm

Tickets for Biffy Clyro at FĂĄllan (Johanneshov, Stockholm) are available for ticket sales and buying tickets for 22 Feb 2026 at 20:00. Get venue details, arrival tips, expected atmosphere and key info to plan your night and secure tickets in time
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The concert Stockholm is waiting for: Biffy Clyro in the industrial heart of Johanneshov

Biffy Clyro arrives in Stockholm for a concert at the Fållan venue in Johanneshov on Sunday, 22.02.2026, with the program announced to start around 20:00 and a ticket valid for 1 day. For the audience that loves bands capable of being both melodic and brutally loud in the same breath, this is a date already being marked in personal calendars, as Biffy Clyro traditionally plays shows that sound massive even in a club format. In the broader context of the European tour, their return to the Scandinavian route carries special weight, not only because of their long-standing fan base but also because of the career phase where the band blends a “best of” repertoire with newer material, relying on the energy that has become the trademark of their concerts. Fållan is a space that has profiled itself in recent years as one of the key points of the city’s concert and club scene, so an evening is expected where the raw industrial aesthetics of Johanneshov will collide with a production-heavy rock sound. If you are aiming for a good position in the hall and want to avoid last-minute anxiety, ticket sales are a topic worth dealing with early, as interest in such club dates often grows quickly. Secure your tickets for this event immediately!

Biffy Clyro as a concert phenomenon: from intimate tension to anthems for choir singing

Anyone who has seen Biffy Clyro live usually remembers two things that seem contradictory on paper but work together on stage: the band's ability to be almost intimately fragile one minute, and in the next to “tighten” the room to the level of an explosion. Their concert language is based on dynamics, sudden changes in intensity, and choruses written so that the audience instinctively takes over, so in a space like Fållan, that effect can be even more direct than in arenas. In Stockholm, a cross-section of their opus is expected, in which “heavy” riffs and polyrhythmic drum beats are just as important as grand melodies, and the band has spent years building a reputation as performers who spare neither themselves nor the audience. Media reports from the current tour phase highlight that the performances balance newer material and proven favorites, with a performance discipline that doesn't sound sterile but quite the opposite, like controlled chaos. In that sense, the concert in Johanneshov promises an evening where there is as much “singing” as there is “rocking out,” as Biffy Clyro often leads the audience through an emotional arc, from personal moments to collective release in the choruses. Tickets for such a concert can become a sought-after commodity precisely because of that feeling that something unique is happening, so buying tickets on time is not a phrase but a practical decision for all who want to be inside when the lights go out and the first beat starts.

What the audience can expect from the setlist and the flow of the evening

Although the band often adapts the setlist to the tour rhythm and the city, their performance most often has a clear dramaturgy: a powerful entrance that quickly establishes the tempo, a middle part where songs of different emotions alternate, and a finale that leaves the audience breathless. Such an approach works particularly well in a space that can handle both loudness and detail, as Biffy Clyro has songs where a “wall” of sound is important, but also those that require hearing the nuances in vocals and guitars. In Stockholm, it is realistic to expect a combination of newer songs that define the band's current phase and older favorites that have become a ritual over the years, as the band is known for building a bridge between different generations of fans. At concerts, one often feels that “double identity” of Biffy Clyro: they are simultaneously a band that can play at large festivals and a band that sounds in a club as if they are fighting for their lives, a quality that suits rock audiences in cities with a strong concert culture. An important detail for the evening at Fållan is the arrival schedule, as an earlier door opening is mentioned for this performance, which changes the dynamics of the crowd at the entrance and the bar, so it is good to plan your arrival with a buffer. If you want to experience the full flow of the evening to the maximum, tickets and passes are not just a formality, but the key that opens the entire narrative of the performance from the first to the last song. Buy tickets via the button below to plan your arrival peacefully and focus on the music, not the last minute.
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Fållan in Slakthusområdet: a hall that loves loud guitars and the city’s big pulse

Fållan is known in Stockholm as a club and concert space located in Slakthusområdet, a former urban industrial zone that in recent years has been increasingly inscribed on the map of nightlife and culture. According to destination guide descriptions, Fållan opened in 2019 and later moved to a larger, renovated space near the original location, further solidifying its status as a place where genres mix, from dance music to hard rock. The space itself is designed as a highly equipped, technologically powerful “blank canvas” hall, with a capacity for more than 2,000 visitors, which is especially important when a band comes whose performances require both a good sound system and serious lighting. The industrial architecture of Slakthusområdet gives an additional layer of experience, as the atmosphere of such neighborhoods often intensifies the feeling of an “event,” not just a concert, especially in the winter period when the city lives between cold streets and warm, noisy interiors. In such an environment, Biffy Clyro gets an ideal stage: large enough to sound monumental, yet compact enough for the audience to stay “within reach” and for the shared pulse to be felt. Tickets for a concert in a space with a reputation for quality sound and a strong program are often sought after also because of the venue itself, so it is not surprising that this date was already in the focus of musical calendars earlier.

Johanneshov and Globen as a landmark: how the city context fits in

Johanneshov is a part of Stockholm that many visitors recognize by the zone around the Globen, and it is precisely this location that is often cited as a practical orientation and starting point for arriving at events in this part of the city. For Fållan, guides and announcements list Johanneshov as the area, with a clear link to the city's transport logic, as it is a zone well-connected by public transport where events are often planned as an evening out, not just “an hour and a half of a concert.” The concert announcement highlights the recommended Globen station, a detail that helps both the local audience and guests coming for the first time, as it reduces stress regarding the final kilometers and uncertainty in winter conditions. Such a context is also important because of what happens before and after the performance: the audience usually arrives early, and after the concert, a wave of people often forms returning toward the center, so it is good to account for the crowd and plan movement without anxiety. That is why tickets are not just a matter of entry, but also a matter of planning the evening, because when you know you have a ticket, it is easier to arrange logistics, set up meetings, and choose a pace. Tickets for this concert are disappearing fast, so buy tickets on time, and then peacefully plan your arrival so that the music finds you ready, not tired.

Practical information for visitors: time, ticket duration, and venue details

The Biffy Clyro concert at Fållan takes place on 22.02.2026, and it is important for the audience to know that the ticket is one-time use and valid for 1 day, meaning the entire experience is concentrated into one evening and there is no “make-up” day if one is late or misses part of the program. According to the event announcement, doors open at 19:00, while the start of the concert is announced for 20:00, so it is realistically expected that the audience will distribute themselves in that window, depending on habits and the desire for a position closer to the stage. The hall is located at Hallgränd 19, Johanneshov, information that helps everyone coming by taxi, on foot from surrounding zones, or by a combination of public transport and a short walk. In the rules and notes for visitors, a bag size limit is mentioned, with a recommendation to carry smaller bags, which in practice speeds up entry and reduces delays at the checkpoint, so it pays to arrive “light” and focused on the concert. As with most club spaces, the layout within the hall, bars, and flow become part of the experience, especially when it comes to a band that encourages the audience to move and collective energy, so the experience often differs depending on whether you are in the first few rows, in the middle, or on the edge where it is easier to “breathe.” Since ticket sales are an integral part of planning, it is good practice to secure your tickets earlier and then deal with logistics without pressure, because on the night of the concert, every bit of time saved means more space for the music.
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Biffy Clyro today: a new tour phase and the story of a band that constantly sheds its skin

Biffy Clyro is a band that has proven several times in its career that it can evolve without losing its identity, and their albums and tours often come in waves that reflect the moment, mood, and creative momentum. In the band's official releases, it can be seen how they knew how to surprise the audience in a studio sense as well, for example with the announcement of the project “The Myth of the Happily Ever After,” where they themselves described the material as a reaction and an emotional collision of experiences, which later spilled over into their concert expression. Media reviews of current performances emphasize that the band on tour blends new energy with proven songs, and some reports describe sets that range from powerful, riff-driven moments to more acoustic, introspective passages, which is perceived with Biffy Clyro as a natural flow, not as a “break.” An important element of their reputation is the fact that over the years they have traveled the path from club capacities to arenas and large festivals, but have retained the mentality of a band that performs as if everything depends on that night, so the audience often leaves with the feeling of having witnessed something that cannot be fully conveyed by a recording. In that sense, the concert in Stockholm gains additional value because Fållan, although large by club standards, still preserves that feeling of closeness, and that is a format in which Biffy Clyro works particularly well. If it is important to you to be part of that phase of the band live, tickets are the most concrete way to ensure your place in the story being written on stage, not in the announcements.

Why their songs are so “singable” even when they are at their hardest

One of the reasons why Biffy Clyro has such a loyal audience is the way they write songs: even when the arrangements are heavy, the choruses are often constructed as emotional “hooks” that pull the listener in and force them to participate. Reports from concerts mention moments when the hall collectively takes over the choruses and when the energy returns to the band like a wave, creating a sense of community that is hard to fake and easy to recognize. Their dynamics on stage rely on precision but also on risk-taking, because the transitions from quieter sections into explosions are not just there for effect, but for the story, and the audience instinctively follows such an arc. Because of this, concerts often feel like a journey through different registers, from anger and adrenaline to melancholy and catharsis, so even those who come “for a few hits” often discover a deeper cross-section of the opus. In a club space, that experience can be even stronger because the sound pressure and the reaction of the crowd are felt physically, and that is precisely why buying tickets is important even for those who want to be closer to the center of the action, where everything is seen and heard most intensely. If your goal is to be in that part of the audience where choruses are sung without thinking and the rhythm carries the body, secure your tickets and prepare for an evening remembered by the feeling, not the statistics.

Sources:
- fallan.nu - announcement of the Biffy Clyro concert at Fållan and notes (doors 19:00, location Hallgränd 19)
- fallan.nu - basic information about the FĂĄllan venue and capacity (2000+ guests, SlakthusomrĂĄdet)
- visitstockholm.com - profile of the FĂĄllan venue and the SlakthusomrĂĄdet context (opened 2019, moved 2024, program profile)
- visitstockholm.com - event “Biffy Clyro - Live at Fållan” and practical information (address Hallgränd 19, recommended station Globen)
- biffyclyro.com - official band announcement about the release “The Myth of the Happily Ever After” (context and author's statement)
- theguardian.com - concert review from the current tour phase (description of performance dynamics and typical concert highlights)
- officialcharts.com - data on the position of the album “Ellipsis” on the Official Albums Chart (historical context of success)
- loudersound.com - news and context regarding the tour and the band (current framework and tour lineup)

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10 February, 2026, Author: Culture & events desk

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