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Annexet

Globenområdet's smallest arena, opened 19 February 1989 – 2,200 seated or 3,400 standing for concerts; built as a training rink beside the globe.

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Annexet was built at the same time as Globen as a directly connected training rink for the area's hockey clubs and opened the same day, 19 February 1989; the architect was Berg Arkitektkontor. Today it is Globenområdet's smallest concert arena, with 2,200 seated or 3,400 standing, and 1,400 for a banquet. The programme is concerts several nights a week in season – autumn 2026 brings Band of Horses, Placebo and Bleachers among others – and in between trade fairs, galas and TV productions: the Grammis and Kristallen awards have been broadcast from here, and the hall has held everything from the women's world boule championship to a liquorice festival. The conference floor is 2,300 square metres plus 700 on the balcony and mezzanine. Garden Bar & Restaurant and Legends are in the building. Annexet is run by Stockholm Live, tickets are sold through AXS, and the box offices open around events.

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Arenatorget 1, 121 77 Johanneshov
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Konserter i Annexet25 SeptemberEvenings, doors as each event statesKonserter i Annexet26 SeptemberEvenings, doors as each event statesKonserter i Annexet2 OctoberEvenings, doors as each event statesKonserter i Annexet20 OctoberEvenings, doors as each event statesKonserter i Annexet24 OctoberEvenings, doors as each event statesKonserter i Annexet25 OctoberEvenings, doors as each event statesKonserter i Annexet29 OctoberEvenings, doors as each event statesKonserter i Annexet31 OctoberEvenings, doors as each event statesKonserter i Annexet2 NovemberEvenings, doors as each event statesKonserter i Annexet9 NovemberEvenings, doors as each event statesKonserter i Annexet13 NovemberEvenings, doors as each event statesAll events

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