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The result is an intense, curated concert experience, where genres, voices, and generations intersect. The music is not just performed – it emerges in fusion.

An ensemble of six original voices:
Anne Dorte Michelsen is one of Denmark’s most iconic songwriters. Her songs carry both cultural weight and poetic depth – from Snebær og kastanjer to Thumbs Up – and her voice cuts straight through the flickering of time.

Per Vers is an institution in Danish spoken word and rap. With 3,000 concerts, eight solo albums, and awards such as the Mother Tongue Prize and the Dan Turéll Medal, he balances precision and poetry with quirky charm and spontaneous improvisation. Per Vers is language as both muscle and play.

Mads Mouritz – with and without the Mouritz/Hørslev Project – has created some of the most influential Danish songs in recent times. From the socially critical Termodragten to the moving Det hele kan hele and the cult hit Dagen er go’, he strikes the rare balance between the humorous, the fragile, and the painfully recognizable.

Marie Frank has, since her debut album Ancient Pleasures (1999), shaped the Danish music scene with her recognizable voice and strong melodies. Known for hits such as Symptom Of My Time and Under The Water, she now writes in Danish about life, tempo, and the present – with a poetic, immersive storytelling style that combines vulnerability, strength, and melancholic beauty.

Lasse Matthiessen – a Danish artist based in Berlin – has built a significant German fan base with his dark, atmospheric indie pop. He has achieved star status through sold-out concerts, TV appearances on channels such as ZDF, and performances on some of Germany’s biggest stages. His music resonates deeply, while his concerts leave an intense sense of presence and calm.

HunBjørn (Ulla Pihl) has in recent years established herself as a strong voice on the Danish alternative pop scene, with songs that dare to tackle vulnerable dilemmas and bold electronic pop productions. Her dreamy vocals and hyper-danceable productions create spaces that speak both to the body and the heart.