Sweden's Queen of Swing, Jazz & Vaudeville

Gunhild Carling

Trombone, trumpet, voice, dance, theatre, and a full-force jazz show that feels like stepping into a brighter century.

Gunhild Carling with trombone
Upcoming: Santa Cruz de Tenerife St. Moritz Ingelstrade Jazz Oshkosh Jazz Festival New York City Winery Trumpet Trombone Vaudeville

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A vintage cabinet for live clips, jazz dispatches, and YouTube broadcasts from the bandstand.

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On the road

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St. Moritz, Switzerland

Gunhild Carling @ St. Moritz

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Ingelstrade, Sweden

Gunhild Carling @ Ingelstrade Jazz

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Hiram, ME

Ossipee Valley Music Festival

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Portsmouth, NH

Jimmy's Jazz & Blues Club

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    Performer profile

    Multi-instrumentalist. Singer. Entertainer.

    Gunhild Carling is Sweden's Queen of Swing, Jazz, and Vaudeville, a multi-instrumentalist and bandleader with a global audience and a family tradition of musical theatre.

    From big-band stages to street parades, she turns classic jazz into a vivid show: part concert, part theatre, all rhythm.

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    From the road

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    July 9, 2026

    Swinging Copenhagen: Gunhild Carling at Copenhagen Jazz Festival

    Copenhagen lit up with swing and joy as Gunhild Carling brought her band to the festival.

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    July 8, 2026

    Gunhild Carling Weekend News - July 6, 2026

    A warm note to jazz lovers from the summer tour route.

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    July 2, 2026

    Photo Gallery: The Bulgaria Tour

    Highlights from Gabrovo Swing Dixie Week and nights full of brass.

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    High-resolution photos, biography, stage information, scores, and contact details should be ready the moment a venue, festival, journalist, or collaborator arrives.