Adolphson & Falk “Ferlinfynd”

11 April 2026

Loving compositions and half a century of musical magic! Adolphson & Falk unite the past with the present with their Ferlin findings, and will be guests at Källtorp Jazz & Sound on 11 April 2026.

Adolphson & Falk “Ferlinfynd” –
Källtorp JAZZ & SOUND

After 50 years together, the legendary duo Adolphson & Falk are back with the deeply personal project Ferlinfynd. It all began with a sensational literary discovery – previously unpublished poems by Nils Ferlin, found hidden in old wooden trunks and bags belonging to relatives.

Inspired by these newly discovered words, Adolphson & Falk have created an entire album where newly composed music meets poetry that has been hidden for decades. It is a meeting between then and now, where they interpret both the unknown works and beloved classics such as ‘Vilse’ and ‘På Arendorffs tid’. As a beautiful finale to the project, we are also treated to a newly written tribute song – a musical farewell letter to one of our most beloved poets.

Adolphson & Falk entered the music industry in the 1970s by setting several of Barbro Hörberg’s lyrics to music on her last three albums. Their big breakthrough came in the 1980s when the group set the sound for an entire generation through their collaboration with synth master Greg FitzPatrick.

During the evening, we will experience both Ferlin’s new material and perhaps some of the big hits we all recognise. It will be an evening where poetry and music come together in a heartfelt portrait of Nils Ferlin. Passionate, empathetic and genuine – a musical experience you will remember for a long time to come!

Tickets 11 April

  • Dinner ticket: entry, dinner and table seat. Main course and dessert.
  • Child ticket (under 15 years): admission, dinner and table place. Main course and dessert.
  • Standing audience: admission and bar service.
  • Music students: admission and bar.

    Admission from 18.00.
    Dinner is served from 18.45.
    Music starts at 19.30, 3 sets of 30 minutes.

Adolphson & Falk – A musical journey since 1968.
There is something special about collaborations that develop over time. For Tomas Adolphson and Anders Falk, it all began in 1968 during their military service. Between exercises, they found each other in harmony singing and songwriting – a friendship and musical dialogue that has now lasted for over 50 years.

From synth pioneers to beloved storytellers
During the 1970s, they honed their songwriting skills and delivered material to artists such as Barbro Hörberg, but it was in the early 1980s that everything exploded. Through cult programmes such as Eldorado and Metropol, they became pioneers of Swedish synth pop. With groundbreaking albums such as Med rymden i blodet and hits such as ‘Blinkar blå’, they created a sound that felt both futuristic and deeply human – a collaboration with sound geniuses such as Greg FitzPatrick, who is still celebrated today for his originality.

Music that spans generations
Most of us have a personal connection to their music, whether it’s through the atmospheric classics of the 1980s or the immortal ‘Mer jul’ (More Christmas), which has been an integral part of Swedish Christmas celebrations since 1984. But Adolphson & Falk have never stood still. Over the years, their music has moved from the vastness of space to the intimate, existential questions, often performed in stripped-down, acoustic formats where their voices and guitars take centre stage.

New melodies for classic words
In their latest project, Ferlinfynd, we get to see a new side of the duo. By setting previously unpublished poems by Nils Ferlin to music, they combine their own craft with that of one of our most important poets. It is music that feels both timeless and new at the same time.

When Tomas and Anders visit us, it will be an evening characterised by presence and the joy of storytelling. It is an invitation to a musical world where old hits live side by side with brand new material, all performed with the natural confidence that only 50 years on stage can give.

For those with a dinner ticket, two specially composed dishes are served.

MENU

Main course

  • Gnocchi with mushrooms, peas and lemon mascarpone

Dessert

  • Chocolate cake

There is the option to choose vegetarian alternatives and other preferences, which you can specify when booking.

For those with a dinner ticket
If you have a meal ticket, you have a table reservation from 18.00, food is served from 18.45.
The concert starts at 19.30.

For standing audience
The bar opens at 18.00 and has a nice selection of beer, wine and non-alcoholic options. A bar menu will be available. During the concert, you will have a standing place. The concert starts at 19.30, but please arrive at least 30 minutes before.

About Kafé Källtorp, to do before or after the concert
Kafé Källtorp is located by Lake Källtorpssjön. The farm consists of an orangery with associated garden, greenhouse and bike park. You are welcome to look around the garden, take a dip from the bathing jetty or take a walk in the beautiful surroundings.

Accessibility
Both the room (conservatory) and the toilet are accessible, but there is a gravel floor in the orangery.

Find us
Kafé Källtorp/Mountainbikeskolan, Ältavägen 105, Nacka.

Bus
Bus 401 runs from Slussen to Älta several times an hour, stop Källtorp (about 15 min from Slussen).
Bus 401 from Älta, stop Källtorp. Bus 821 also stops at Källtorp.
Bus 821 that trafficks the line Nacka Sjukhus – Tyresö C, also stops at Källtorp.

Car
It is possible to park in the courtyard, turn left when you enter through the gates. Limited number of parking spaces.


SAID ABOUT…

  • Adolphson & Falk – Ferlinfynd

    Quiet, thoughtful – but without gloominess. Instead, a beautiful path straight into the meeting between two wonderful worlds: Ferlin’s – and Adolphson & Falk’s. One could certainly imagine worse encounters.
    Fredrik van der Lee, Lira 2025

  • Adolphson & Falk – Ferlinfynd

    The text reflects the first winter of the war [World War II] and the anxiety surrounding the Christmas holidays. It is not difficult to see parallels in today’s world, 85 years later.
    Johan Arenbo, Zero Music Magazine, 2025

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