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Robyn and Zara Larsson Discuss Joy and Self-Expression in Stockholm
Swedish pop stars Robyn and Zara Larsson met in Stockholm for a conversation about their lives and careers.
Robyn began releasing music in the 1990s, while Larsson had early hits in 2015 and broke through with her 2025 album Midnight Sun.
They talked about making room for laughter and fun, including in their work.
Robyn said that a playful spirit can help a female pop star protect who she is.
Larsson said she has spoken up about her views since she was young.
She also said she lost a $3 million brand deal after supporting abortion rights.
Their conversation reflects how both artists connect self-expression with the pressures of a pop career.
Robyn and Zara Larsson discussed joy, self-expression and life as female pop stars in an interview in Stockholm.
The Swedish singers spoke for Rolling Stone’s Musicians on Musicians issue at Soho House Stockholm.
Larsson said having fun and being able to laugh are central to how she lives and works.
Robyn described silliness and laughter as a way to be oneself and protect a female pop star.
- Who
- Swedish pop stars Robyn and Zara Larsson.
- What
- They discussed joy, self-expression and their careers in an interview for Rolling Stone.
- When
- The interview date is not stated. The article was published on October 12, 2026.
- Where
- Soho House Stockholm, in Stockholm, Sweden.
- Why
- They were speaking for Rolling Stone’s Musicians on Musicians issue.
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Robyn’s debut album, Robyn Is Here, was released when she was 16.
Larsson released two early hits, Lush Life and Never Forget You, when she was 17.
Larsson had a breakthrough with her fifth studio album, Midnight Sun.
Rolling Stone published its interview with Robyn and Larsson.
- Interview venue
- Soho House Stockholm
- Robyn debut album
- Robyn Is Here, released in 1995
- Larsson early hits
- Lush Life and Never Forget You, released in 2015
- Larsson fifth album
- Midnight Sun, released in 2025
- Article publication
- October 12, 2026
What people are saying
That is my number-one priority.
I always want to know that I can laugh, and nothing is that serious.
It’s underrated as a protection for a female pop star, and I feel like that’s what you do.
Sometimes it is, but you have to come back to the joy.











