Anna von Hausswolff
Anna von Hausswolff is a Swedish singer and organist whose earlier records built dark, droning soundscapes around the pipe organ and a voice that swings from operatic clarity to a low growl. Live, that voice pushes into “almost animalistic” territory as a full room erupts mid-song. Her 2025 album Iconoclasts opens that studio sound up — brighter, more rhythmic, still organ-led — with her first-ever guest features, including a duet with Iggy Pop on “The Whole Woman.”
Listen: “The Whole Woman” (feat. Iggy Pop) — Bandcamp- Wed, Jan 20, 2027Underground Arts, Philadelphia, PA
Part of the Iconoclasts tour, rescheduled from spring 2026 after visa delays affected her band's US entry.
- Thu, Jan 21, 2027Union Stage, Washington, DC
Same rescheduled Iconoclasts run as the Philadelphia date.
Sources (5)
- https://www.unionstagepresents.com/shows/anna-von-hausswolff-21-jan
Billing, date, doors/show time. - https://exclaim.ca/music/article/anna-von-hausswolff-plots-2026-north-american-tour
Confirms both dates, the visa-delay reason, and a direct quote from the artist. - https://annavonhausswolff.bandcamp.com/track/the-whole-woman
Artist-controlled Bandcamp; confirms track and Iggy Pop feature. - https://www.thelineofbestfit.com/albums/anna-von-hausswolff-iconoclasts-becomes-openly-invigorated
Credited review (Louis Pelingen); basis for the sound-shift characterization and the Ethel Cain feature. - https://karmamagazine.co.uk/2025/12/06/a-catharic-and-transformative-journery-into-the-self-with-anna-von-hausswolff-in-copenhagen/
Source for the “almost animalistic” quote and crowd reaction, from a recent, current-era show.