Mid-April music: No hang ups, just love

Darkness Falls
Fri April 10, 20:00; Ideal Bar, Vega; 90kr

The Copenhagen-formed female art-rock duo – vocalist and keyboard-player Josephine Philip and guitarist Ina Lindgreen – have been active since their 2011 hit ‘Hey’ went viral.

Creating an altogether atmospheric, romantic and sleek sound remisicent of The XX, the duo have been touring both the US and Europe ever since the release of their self-titled debut.

Having recently released their new though unseasonably entitled record Dance and Cry, the pair have returned to the road with a domestic tour in progress. You won’t regret seeing them.

(photo: darknessfallsmusic.com)(photo: darknessfallsmusic.com)

Love Hangover: CPH Underground Disco
Sat 11 April, 23:00; Koncerthuset; 100kr

The Copenhagen-based club night concept is proud to announce that the upcoming event will be held at DR’s grand Koncerthuset.

Having played host to large electronic music events in the past – including this year’s Sonar Copenhagen – the night will be fully equipped with three different rooms dedicated to different subgenres.

True to the founding concept of Love Hangover, the line-up – including Kong, Soulshaker, Karsten Loud and Christian D’Or – will be spinning vinyls only. For more information find the event on Facebook.

TopGunn
Sat 11 April, 21:00; Store Vega; 140kr

The Nørrebro-based rapper and producer Topgunn is Copenhagen’s answer to Darkest Sin. With a growing number of followers in the Copenhagen area, this is likely to sell out soon.

(photo: facebook)(photo: facebook)

 




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