Swedish dance band, formed in 1965 as Anders Erikssons with Sven-Eric.

The band's hometown was Hudiksvall until 2000, when they moved to Stockholm. The guitarist Åke Hank Nilsson, a member of the band since 1970, then took over the band, after the founder and bandmaster Sven-Eric Mörtsjö left the band after voice problems (diaphragmatic hernia). On May 1, 1974, the name Sven-Erics was adopted. In 2010, the band celebrated its 45th anniversary.

The band has sold two gold records and two silver records.

The band has produced over 30 albums over the years, around 20 on LP and 10 on CD, as well as nearly 30 so-called radio singles for testing for the Swedish Top. Åke Hank Nilsson, Sven-Eric Mörtsjö and Sivert Thurell have also released solo records alongside the band.

The band has appeared on Swedish, Norwegian and Finnish television. On Swedish TV, they have been guests on the program Nygammalt on TV 2 on two occasions, in 1975 and 1979. In 1981 and 1983, the band also appeared in the program Hösten's Melodier, which was broadcast from TV 4 in Norrköping. On Norwegian TV, the band Sven-Erics from Momarken performed in 1984 and also in the program Scandinavian Dance Forum in 1986 and 1987. In 1984, the band also appeared on Finnish TV from the park in Åminne in the program Nordic Music Gala.

The band has participated in the radio program I afton dans on four occasions, in 1980, 1984, 1992 and 1995.