Best concerts in December: Different strokes, but just as important

Music for every taste is in town this December

Dec 12, 2014

The lead singer of the Strokes launched some solo material in 2009, departing from his band’s normal signature to make spacier, more synth-heavy, ‘80s-inspired music.

Casablancas’ debut Phrazes for the Young (2009) was met with acclaim mixed with anxiety that its success would mark the death of the band.

Having released his second studio album, Tyranny, with his hand-picked neo-psychedelic rock group a couple of months back, Casablancas continues to push boundaries.

Casablancas’ weirdly attractive songs could, as he continues to develop as an artist, equal the significance of earlier Strokes material.

Tue 16 Dec, 20:00; Store Vega; 270kr

Klub Enjoy
Bakken puts on some of the biggest club parties with the help of local and known DJs and almost always attracts a full house. Get there early to avoid queuing in subzero temperatures.

Sat 13 Dec, 21:00; Bakken; free adm

Boys II Men

Photo: Justin Higuchi

Formed in the late ‘80s, the US a cappella R&B vocal group were a global sensation during the ‘90s. This might be your last chance to sample that golden era of R&B this side of the Atlantic.

Thu 18 Dec, 20:00; Store Vega; 320kr

Dreamers Circus Xmas Party
A winner at the Danish Music Awards last year, the band are well-versed instrumentalists having performed at the Sydney Opera House and alongside the Copenhagen Philharmonic Orchestra. Something special lies in wait.

Sat 20 Dec, 21:00; Global; 80kr

Mikkel Nordsø Band Juleshow
Nordsø is returning for his annual Christmas show. A master of the guitar, he is renowned for performing eclectic shows that expertly dart across multiple genres.

Sat 20 Dec, 21:00; CPH Jazzhouse; 190kr

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Best concerts in December: Different strokes, but just as important

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