Live performance will feature some of the group’s classic hits such as “The Sign”, “All That She Wants”, “Beautiful Life”, and many more, bringing back the rhythms of the 1990s to the Albanian capital.

Prime Minister Edi Rama shared a video message from Jenny on social media, inviting the public to prepare for an unforgettable evening filled with the nostalgic beats of the ’90s.

“The pop icon Jenny from Ace of Base has a special message for you… and an invitation you can’t refuse. Tonight, Skanderbeg Square will turn into a grand celebration featuring the hits that made history! ‘The Sign,’ ‘All That She Wants,’ ‘Beautiful Life,’ and many others will return to the stage — live in Tirana — for a super night under the rhythms of the ’90s,” Rama said.

In her video message, Jenny invited everyone to fill Skanderbeg Square on June 17 “to feel the energy, sing along to the classics, and enjoy an unforgettable concert under the stars. Join us for a night filled with classic hits such as “All That She Wants”, “The Sign” and “Happy Nation.”

The concert is part of the Swedish Cultural Week in Albania, which features various events including music, exhibitions, and other cultural activities running from June 13 to 19. The initiative celebrates Swedish culture and arts throughout the country.

Swedish Culture Week is celebrating the connection between Sweden and Albania through a dynamic mix of art, music, and civic engagement. The program highlights a shared commitment to creativity, cultural exchange, and sustainable collaboration.

The Cultural Week of Sweden is organized together with the Ministry of Economy, Culture and Innovation of the Republic of Albania, as well as our Swedish partners. The concert is further supported by the Municipality of Tirana.

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