Together For A Better Day returns to Avicii Arena on Wednesday, December 3, 2025!
On stage this year are, among others, Nile Rodgers, WiztheMC, Tjuvjakt, Sigrid, Ida-Lova, Seinabo Sey, Sarah Klang, ADAAM & Greekazo, Hannes & waterbaby, Killen., Nektar, Nisse Hasselgren, Christoffer Nyqvist, along with more artists.
The event, which has had great success in previous years, brings together both Swedish and international artists to break the stigma around mental illness and inspire hope and faith in the future. The main purpose is to support and make visible the work for the mental well-being of young people, with young and forward-looking music artists in focus.
More about the concert
Since its premiere in 2021, Together For A Better Day has emerged as one of the most significant concerts in Sweden - an evening where exclusive performances and unexpected musical encounters create an experience that touches far beyond the arena. With the support of the Royal Swedish Philharmonic Orchestra and conductor Stefan Olsson, the concert is elevated to a world-class production.
New for this year is that everyone in the audience will also have access to their own reusable PixMob LED bracelet, which means that all of us tens of thousands in the audience can become living pixels during our concert and create collective light effects. In addition, this year's edition places extra focus on music as a force for well-being. In connection with the concert, the Tim Bergling Foundation continues to create opportunities for young people - including through music studios and the new initiative Open Stage For A Better Day.
About the Tim Bergling Foundation
The Tim Bergling Foundation works to promote the mental health and well-being of children and young people. The foundation was founded in 2019 by Klas Bergling and Anki Lidén in memory of their son Tim Bergling (Avicii). Through its own initiatives and collaborations, the foundation works for a society where young people feel good, feel secure and have faith in the future, and are given the opportunity to reach their full potential. Those who are still feeling unwell should be offered support quickly.
At the heart of the work is For A Better Day – an initiative that collects the voices of young people about what is needed to feel good and have a better day. Through thousands of quotes from young people, the book “This is what we need, For A Better Day” was created, which was presented to two prime ministers and other decision-makers as a reminder that young people should not only be described, they should be heard.
