Robyn, who took the stage in red leather trousers and a gold embroidered leather vest from Versace, began her performance in a pose on the stage floor before she awkwardly dance around in front of a ...

2026 is Robyn’s year. The Swedish-pop legend will release Sexistential, her first new album in nearly a decade, on March 27 via Young.

Robyn has announced her long-awaited ninth album “Sexistential,” releasing on March 27 via Young. The Swedish pop singer, who previously teased the project with the release of first single “Dopamine,” ...

Robyn has popped up here and there with new music over the past few years, but it’s been a while since her latest album, 2018’s Honey (which itself was Robyn’s first album since 2010’s Body Talk).

Robyn is reportedly preparing to release her first new music in seven years. A source said a single is due out in the coming weeks and a full album, apparently titled Sexistential, set for 2026 from ...

Pop fans can breathe a sigh of relief today: Robyn’s back. The “Dancing On My Own” songstress returned with new single “Dopamine,” the first new music she’s put out solo since her 2018 album Honey.

The Swedish pop icon stopped by Stephen Colbert's "The Late Show" for a performance of her forthcoming album's title track.

Swedish pop icon Robyn's first album in seven years is seemingly around the corner. The news was revealed by producer Klas Åhlund, Robyn’s longtime collaborator, during an appearance on Per Nordmark’s ...

In recent years, Robyn has popped up on new songs here and there, like that Jamie xx collaboration or Charli XCX’s “360” remix, both from last year. As far as her own new songs, though, there haven’t ...

Robyn is back with a new single, "Dopamine" — and fans couldn't be more thrilled over her long-awaited return to music. The new single, which dropped on Wednesday alongside a music video featuring ...

Robyn has no idea if she’s a pop star or not. The 40-year-old Swedish icon isn’t being disingenuous. And she’s not fishing for evidence, either — of which there is plenty — when propositioned with the ...

Moral of the story: Don't mess with David Bowie.