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Photos: Zara Larsson performs at the Tabernacle
Zara Larsson

Photograph by Perry Julien

Swedish pop star Zara Larsson brought her Midnight Sun tour to a sold-out Tabernacle crowd on Sunday evening. Larsson first gained international attention after winning Talang Sverige, the Swedish version of America’s Got Talent, as a child and has since built a career defined by chart-topping singles and collaborations with major artists across the pop and electronic music landscape. Known for blending lyricism with sleek production, her work bridges mainstream pop with dance and R&B influences, establishing her as a consistent presence on international charts over the past decade.

Opening the evening was Lawrenceville native Amelia Moore. Moore’s music combines alternative pop, indie sensibilities, and emotionally candid songwriting. Her connection to Georgia added local flavor to the Atlanta stop of the tour, highlighting her roots while introducing her expanding audience to her music that continues to gain national attention.

Here, check out the scenes photographer Perry Julien captured at the show.

Amelia Moore

Photograph by Perry Julien

Amelia Moore

Photograph by Perry Julien

Zara Larsson

Photograph by Perry Julien

Zara Larsson

Photograph by Perry Julien

Zara Larsson

Photograph by Perry Julien

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