Gothenburg news

Read the latest local news from Gothenburg.
Miss Snusk changes to techno

Miss Snusk changes to techno and Avicii-style country in Melodifestivalen

Wilco ready for this summer's

Wilco ready for this summer's Way Out West in Gothenburg

After the successes Mia Skäringer

After the successes Mia Skäringer is back with a new solo show

Major delays after earlier train

Major delays after earlier train stoppage between Hallsberg and Laxå

Veronica Maggio has a Stockholm

Veronica Maggio has a Stockholm metro car named after her

Shooting star Valter Nilsson to

Shooting star Valter Nilsson to release album Högsbo Riviera

Forced to film abroad as

Forced to film abroad as Swedish anxiety stalls financing for Jonatan Etzler's Bad Apples

Six shots fired at home

Six shots fired at home in Falkenberg - long prison sentences for two men

Christer Wahlberg wins Startsladden short

Christer Wahlberg wins Startsladden short film award for What's Left of Me

All tram traffic stopped in

All tram traffic stopped in central Gothenburg after catenary collapse between Stenpiren and Lilla Torget

Guide: Sweden chasing a new

Guide: Sweden chasing a new European Championship victory against Iceland

Piano teacher at Kulturskolan in

Piano teacher at Kulturskolan in Gothenburg files harassment complaint over switch to group teaching

About Gothenburg

Gothenburg (Göteborg) is Sweden's second-largest city and is located on Sweden's west coast at the mouth of the Göta River. Approximately 600,000 people live in Gothenburg, and in the entire Greater Gothenburg area, around 1.1 million people reside (as of 2023), making it the fifth-largest city in the Nordic region. The city was founded in 1621 by Gustav II Adolf.