Experience a diverse array of musical events at Musikkens Hus in Aalborg, as it hosts a series of captivating concerts in 2026. From singing together in a pop choir to celebrating Bob Marley's legacy, and enjoying rock, crossover, and choral performances, there's something for every music lover. This article delves into the unique events, the talented artists involved, and what makes these evenings at Musikkens Hus unforgettable.

A Musical Extravaganza at Musikkens Hus: From Pop Choirs to Reggae Legends

Musikkens Hus in Aalborg is set to host a diverse and vibrant lineup of musical events in 2026. From the exhilarating experience of being part of a choir to celebrating musical legends and exploring intimate acoustic performances, the concert house offers something for every music aficionado. Highlights include a unique audience-performance concert led by Line Groth, a tribute to Bob Marley featuring top Danish artists, and an extensive Danish tour by the legendary Black Sun band. Join us as we delve into the rich tapestry of events and performances awaiting you at Musikkens Hus.

Musikkens Hus: A Symphony of Culture and Community in 2026

Poul Krebs

Musikkens Hus

When people sing together, something happens. It strengthens mental health, activates both body and mind, and singing together releases “happy hormones” that improve your mood and reduce stress.

Under the title Sing! Sing! Sing! we invite you to a concert where the audience themselves perform. Under the competent guidance of singing instructor Line Groth, you will learn one of the great pop songs of the day, and after a few hours we will be ready to sing the song together.

All participants meet at 7 pm with singing instructor, Line Groth, who over the next two hours will teach us today's choir arrangement - which has been written for the purpose and adapted to the level. The repertoire is one of the great pop hits of the time - often by Danish artists.

Sing! Sing! Sing! - Extra concert

Musikkens Hus, Aalborg

What started as a wild idea will become a reality in 2026.

When Poul Krebs turns 70, he not only marks it with a new album and his lifelong back catalogue; he also embarks on one of the most ambitious tours of his career: 70 concerts across all of Denmark.

The tour is a tribute to the community that has always been at the core of Krebs' music – from the largest stages to the most intimate spaces, where he and the audience merge in song and storytelling.

It is precisely this community that is the driving force behind his latest album 'Full-time Hopes' – an album where new stories meet the same warmth and authenticity that has characterized his music for decades.

Poul Krebs - 70 years / 70 concerts

Dorthe Gerlach and the Danish Entertainment Orchestra are far from strangers to each other. They have previously shared the stage at midsummer concerts and on HUSH's tour – but for the first time they are now visiting the country's largest concert halls with a program where Dorthe's Danish-language universe unfolds in new, symphonic colors.

For more than two decades, Dorthe has been a distinctive voice in Danish music – both as one half of HUSH and as a soloist. She is known for her distinctive vocals, her personal lyrics and her special presence on stage. With songs like 'Natlys', 'Ingers Ting', 'Montebello' and 'Plastiksvanebåd', she combines poetry and storytelling with a rare ability to connect with the audience.

Dorthe Gerlach & the Danish Entertainment Orchestra

Grammy-winning singer and guitarist Christopher Cross visits Musikkens Hus and invites you to an evening filled with timeless soft rock, presence and musical magic.

Since his breakthrough in 1980 with his self-titled debut album – which sensationally earned him five Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year, Record of the Year and Song of the Year for “Sailing” – Cross has stood as one of the soft rock genre’s most iconic voices. The debut album launched a career that has sold over ten million albums, had five Top 10 singles and earned him an Oscar, a Golden Globe and an Emmy nomination.

Christopher Cross with band

Tabloid is a collection of five of the country's most prominent musicians from the pop and jazz scene. Together they create music that reminds us not to judge and limit ourselves.

They have so far released three albums inspired by 80s funk and fusion jazz. The band is currently working on their third album 'Hot Gossip', which both visually and compositionally shows them at their most energetic and adventurous.

Tabloid

Sort Sol hardly needs any introduction. From their beginnings as the punk band Sods in 1977 and later as Sort Sol, they have helped shape and renew the sound of Danish rock for decades.

After a six-year break from the big live stages, the band returned in 2024 with an exclusive final concert at Copenhell – and since then, fans across the country have been asking for more.

Now the wait is over. Sort Sol will embark on an extensive Danish tour in 2026 and will visit Musikkens Hus in its strongest line-up: Steen Jørgensen (vocals), Lars Top-Galia (guitar) and Tomas Ortved (drums), flanked by AC (bass) and Manoj Ramdas (guitar), both formerly of The Raveonettes.

Black Sun

The audience alternates between being an active part of the concert through communal singing – where the hall rises as one – and sitting back, listening and disappearing into beautiful melodies, thought-provoking lyrics and evocative soundscapes.

“This is London…”

On May 4, 1945 at 8:35 p.m., the message of freedom was broadcast on the radio. After five dark years under German occupation, Denmark was once again a free and independent country. We mark this historic day with a concert performance that combines a concert experience and community singing in the finest way.

The art of rejoicing in chorus - A lark is relieved

In 2026, Claus Hempler returns with a new album – the follow-up to the critically acclaimed "Suitcase Full of Bricks".

Since his debut with the band Fielfraz in 1990 and most recently with the critically acclaimed "Kuffert Fuld Af Mursten" from 2019, Claus Hempler has cemented his position as one of the country's most distinctive and stylish singers. Early in his career, he distinguished himself as a distinctive voice on the Danish music scene, and over the years, his strongly personal solo releases have made him a favorite of both the audience and musicians.

Claus Hempler

A tribute to Flemming Bamse Jørgensen.

Stig and the original musicians from Bamses Venner revive – with love and respect – well-known and beloved hits such as “Vimmersvej”, “Jeg elsker kun dig”, “Kongens Have”, “Hvorfor går Louise til bal?” and “I en lille båt der gynger”.

You know Stig Rossen – and the Friends are the remaining members of Bamses Venner: Peter Bødker (keyboard, guitar), Frank Thøgersen (drums) and Allan Nagel (bass).

Stig & Vennerne was formed in 2011 by Stig Rossen and the remaining members of Bamses Venner. After Flemming Bamse Jørgensen's unexpected death, Stig offered to perform at one of the concerts that had already been planned before his passing.

Stig & friends

Look forward to an evening with exuberant energy, colorful radiance and a voice that exudes power and personality.

With her unique blend of 60s Motown, 70s soul/funk and 90s hip hop, Iris Gold has created her very own universe, which she calls hippie-hop. It's music that makes you smile, think and move.

The concert is part of her 2026 tour in connection with the upcoming album - and your chance to experience an artist who combines genuine presence with international class.

Iris Gold

Michel Belli pays tribute to his father and plays his immortal songs.

In September 2023, Michel Belli received the Danish Rock Academy's honorary award on behalf of his father – the legendary Peter Belli.

Peter Belli was supposed to be there himself and sing at the awards ceremony with Burnin' Red Ivanhoe as backing, but unfortunately that didn't happen. He passed away three months before and instead Michel Belli had to accept the award on his behalf and not least sing some of the immortal classics.

Belli sings Belli

When it comes to settling accounts of Danish rock music, The Savage Rose will inevitably be found somewhere at the very top of the pyramid. For more than five decades, the band, fronted by Annisette, has been among the most prominent names on the Danish rock scene.

Since their debut album in 1968, The Savage Rose has united raw power, poetry and spirituality in a sound that not only revolutionized Danish rock, but also defined it as an independent art form. Over the years, it has become an impressive catalog – from the groundbreaking classics “Dødens Triumf” and “Black Angel” to albums like “Universal Daughter”, “Love and Freedom” and “Homeless”.

Poul Krebs - 70 years / 70 concerts

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