August 12, 20195 yr I mean they’re teasing it so hopefully in the next couple of weeks @1160944090537762818
August 26, 20195 yr They revealed that something from them (most likely "Underneath It All", although it could be anything else?) will be out on September 6 at the end of their Creamfields perfomance. Edited August 26, 20195 yr by Juan Carlos
August 26, 20195 yr I was there and annoyingly they didn’t even drop any new music plus they finished over ten minutes early so they easily could have :drama:
August 26, 20195 yr I was there and annoyingly they didn’t even drop any new music plus they finished over ten minutes early so they easily could have :drama: I hope you enjoyed their set anyway!
August 26, 20195 yr oh other than that (plus them taking about 5 minutes to stop the music halfway in and jump on the mic) it was great (although very crowded from where I was)! loads of big pyrotechnics (they had to close the stage the whole of the rest of the day to set them up) and got to hear all their bangers on big loudspeakers.
September 6, 20195 yr no single out, the date was a tease for their lifetime access all areas competition which opens today :drama:
February 10, 20214 yr Gosh, I forgot about them supposed to be coming back in 2019 with the passage of time.
February 10, 20214 yr Omg I seriously hope we are finally getting something. This endless teasing is just torture
March 4, 20214 yr Well, this doesn't look good. Also, I wasn't planning to copy all the article, but it's only available for Billboard Pro members, so I'm doing an exception. @1367298682102706178 Swedish House Mafia and Columbia Records have amicably parted ways, Billboard has learned. The EDM trio's tenure with the label lasted only two years, with the group signing to Columbia in February 2019. Despite a label deal sources say was worth more than $3 million, the partnership resulted in no new music from the trio, which blew up in the early 2010s with a series of era and genre-defining tracks including "Don't You Worry Child," "Save The World" and "Greyhound." The trio previously released music on Polydor, Virgin and EMI, among others. Two sources familiar with the matter also tell Billboard that Swedish House Mafia has parted ways with their manager, Patriot Management's Ron Laffitte, who took over for longtime manager Amy Thomson following the group's 2018 reunion show. After splitting up in 2013 following their 53-date One Last Tour, the trio reunited for a show-closing performance at Ultra Music Festival 2018. There they teased a full-on reunion, with SHM member Axwell announcing to the crowd, "It's Swedish House Mafia for life this time." In the three years since, the group has played about a dozen dates in Europe, Asia, Mexico and Saudi Arabia, with these shows containing new, as-yet-unreleased music. In June of 2019, due to supposed scheduling conflicts, band members Sebastian Ingrosso and Steve Angello didn’t make it to Seoul for a much-anticipated appearance at Ultra Korea. Columbia signed the band in 2019 after a bidding war that included Universal Music Group, sources tell Billboard. It is unclear whether Swedish House Mafia will have to return their advance to Columbia. While sources also report that the trio has been in the studio in Stockholm throughout 2020, working on a possible album, the group hasn't released any new music since 2012, and has been silent on social media since December of 2019.
July 11, 20214 yr the rumour mill is back again, supposedly something is coming this Friday. according to Proximity.
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