Ghost is a Swedish rock band formed in 2006, known for their theatrical stage presence and unique blend of heavy metal, rock, and pop elements. Led by Tobias Forge, who performs under various monikers such as Papa Emeritus and Cardinal Copia, Ghost stands out for its elaborate costumes, masked band members, and occult-inspired imagery. Their debut album, "Opus Eponymous," released in 2010, introduced audiences to their distinctive sound, blending classic rock with dark lyrical themes. The album was widely praised and helped Ghost quickly build a devoted fanbase.

Ghost's breakthrough came with their third album, "Meliora" (2015), which featured the Grammy-winning single "Cirice." Known for mixing catchy melodies with dark, often satirical lyrics, Ghost has continued to evolve musically, with subsequent albums like "Prequelle" (2018) and "Impera" (2022) exploring themes of mortality, power, and societal issues. Their visually captivating live performances and mysterious image have made Ghost one of the most intriguing acts in modern rock and metal. With a mix of theatricality, engaging storytelling, and genre-blending music, Ghost has gained a dedicated international following and critical acclaim, pushing the boundaries of rock and metal while maintaining a unique artistic vision.