The alternative musicians, who have released 11 studio albums and sold over three million records, revealed that they would be wrapping up the group in December, after they perform at Stockholm's Tele2 Arena.
Kent breakup: Monday morning kind of news.On my playlist since first days in Sweden.Can't have one without the other https://t.co/NdlMt5fxMx
— Kirill Filimonov (@KirillFilimonov) March 14, 2016
Woah, kent is disbanding. It's always a sad day when great bands go to rest. One of Sweden's greatest. pic.twitter.com/Zhp36BdMss
—(@FeastOfVSenses) March 14, 2016
Half of Sweden, myself included is going to suffer from some kind of post traumatic Kent depression because of this.
— Emelie (@emelie_png) March 13, 2016
Sweden's biggest band Kent just announced retirement with this video. Love it! Can't be more Scandinavian gloomy! https://t.co/2YUZrII3yC
— Johan Ripås (@JohanRipas) March 14, 2016