Robin Stjernberg (born 22 February 1991 in Hässleholm) is a Swedish pop singer and recording artist. He is best known internationally for representing Sweden in the Eurovision Song Contest 2013, held in Malmö, with the single "You". His work is broadly placed in contemporary pop music and mainstream Scandinavian pop traditions.
Early life and first steps
Stjernberg began performing as a teenager and attracted attention through televised talent formats and group projects. Before launching a fully solo career he sang in pop ensembles and appeared on national television, experiences that helped him build a public profile and develop studio and stage skills.
Career and Eurovision
He rose to nationwide prominence through Sweden’s music-selection processes and popular TV competitions. After succeeding in the national selection, he performed "You" at the Eurovision stage in 2013. That appearance marked a high point in his early career and introduced him to a wider European audience.
Music, style and recordings
Stjernberg’s recordings emphasize melodic hooks, polished production and accessible vocal lines typical of contemporary Scandinavian pop. His repertoire includes upbeat singles and ballads; he has released material as a solo artist and maintained a presence on concert stages, radio and streaming services. Many performances highlight clear vocal delivery and pop arrangements geared toward mainstream appeal.
Notable facts and legacy
Beyond his Eurovision appearance, Stjernberg has continued to work in music through live shows, recordings and collaborations. He remains a recognizable figure in Sweden’s pop scene: his trajectory—from local performer in Hässleholm to national stages—illustrates common pathways for contemporary Scandinavian pop artists. For further context about the contest and Swedish selection system see general resources on Eurovision and Melodifestivalen via Eurovision and national music pages (Sweden, Malmö).
