Robyn gives fans a singalong-filled
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Robyn gives fans a singalong-filled show at Stockholm’s 3Arena after tour controversy

It wasn’t crowded, but it wasn’t so sparse that it was particularly noticeable either. And Robyn offered both costume changes on stage and sing-alongs. Visitors described the much-talked-about gig at 3Arena as a gift to her fans.

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The singer opened with "Blow My Mind", a song from the hit 2002 album "Don't Stop the Music", followed by "Fembot" and then the Zara Larsson duet "Talk to Me" - but without an appearance by her younger colleague, unlike in Copenhagen.

Robyn changed clothes on stage and performed “Dopamine” lying down as pyrotechnics went off in the arena.

She also performed stripped-down versions of "Be Mine" and "Show Me Love" - prompting the entire arena to sing along.

Robyn's first Swedish tour stop in seven years has been a major talking point. Much of the discussion has focused on sluggish ticket sales and the fact that the singer had to apologize to fans.

Robyn had three concerts scheduled at Avicii Arena in July, but they were later combined into a single concert at 3Arena in Stockholm this autumn. The decision angered some fans who had already booked tickets and accommodation in Stockholm for the original shows.

Saturday's concert drew 32,124 people, according to Aftonbladet.

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AuthorTT News AgencyEnglish edition by Sweden Herald, adapted for our readers
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