Robyn - The Sexistential Tour
About This Event
Swedish singer-songwriter-producer and DJ Robyn, whose work moves between rock/pop songcraft and electronic club structures and whose live approach favors precision over spectacle, performs The Sexistential Tour at Barclays Center. The bill also includes Dutch performer Romy Haag, whose career moved between U.S. nightclub culture and Berlin’s art scenes and whose rock/pop catalog and direct stage presence shape her stage work.
About The Sexistential Tour
The Sexistential Tour lands at Barclays Center as a live rock/pop concert built for an arena-scale room. Robyn is among the featured performers, bringing a catalog shaped by dance-floor rigor and pop songwriting. In New York, where stadium shows often double as civic gatherings, the tour reads less like a one-night stop than a marker of how pop performance has absorbed rock’s volume and staging. The production’s biggest statement is its restraint: it trusts repetition, rhythm, and presence over spectacle.
About the Artists
Robyn
Robyn is a Swedish singer, songwriter, producer, and DJ whose work moves between rock/pop songcraft and electronic club structures. Her New York City appearances have included rooms and stages such as Brooklyn Paramount, 3 Dollar Bill, C’mon Everybody, and Barclays Center, often alongside rotating friends and special guests.
Romy
Romy Haag is a Dutch dancer, singer, and actress whose career moved between nightclub culture and the art scenes of the U.S. and Berlin in the 1970s, later chronicled in a memoir. She has appeared in more than two dozen films and has released a sizeable catalog of albums that sits between rock and pop.