Zara Larsson Moves to RCA Records Following Decade-Plus Run at Epic

Zara Larsson has made a label change, moving from Epic Records to RCA Records.

The 28-year-old pop artist spent more than a decade with Epic after joining the imprint in 2013, launching her breakthrough album So Good in 2017 before delivering multiple subsequent projects on the label. While the Swedish singer fielded interest from various labels, Sony—which owns both Epic and RCA—facilitated the transition to keep her within the company's roster.

Larsson's recent success with her fifth album Midnight Sun has positioned her prominently on the charts. The project generated multiple viral moments, with tracks like "Lush Life" and her collaboration with PinkPantheress titled "Stateside" gaining significant traction. Following the album's performance, she released a companion project, Midnight Sun: Girls Trip, in May.

The album's momentum has extended to her touring efforts as well. Venues across Australia for her Midnight Sun Tour received upgrades in response to demand. The tour, which began in October 2025, is scheduled to run through November 2026.

In previous interviews, Larsson has addressed comparisons drawn between her and fellow pop artist Tate McRae, and has shared details about how she met her current boyfriend.