The theatrical rock powerhouse has landed six nominations at Sweden's equivalent of the Grammys, set for April 29 at Annexet in Stockholm.

Ghost's Tobias Forge and bandmates have been recognized for their work on the album Skeletá, which debuted at No.

1 on the Billboard 200 in May 2025.

The nominations include Artist of the Year and Album of the Year, as well as nods for Hard Rock & Metal, Producer, Songwriter, and Lyricist.

This adds to Ghost's decorated Grammis history, having previously won the Hard Rock & Metal award four times.

As the band continues their global Skeletour, Forge has been candid about what comes next – or rather, what doesn't.

When asked about hobbies and downtime, Forge admitted the band currently has "nothing else planned" beyond the ongoing run.

He described leading Ghost as an all-consuming endeavor, requiring him to step away from the group to come up with new ideas and inspiration.

Forge revealed he has "two film projects" in development and had been recording another album with a different project before the current tour began.

Reflecting on years of touring, Forge spoke about the emotional toll of leaving home, but now feels that the timing feels right to reset.

When he comes back, Ghost will start this new chapter, this new reality.