Another Festival feat. Maruja + Shame + Bricknasty + Lauren Auder + My New Band Believe + Horse Vision + Daufødt + Fauna

Name: Another Festival feat. Maruja + Shame + Bricknasty + Lauren Auder + My New Band Believe + Horse Vision + Daufødt + Fauna
Start: 2026-10-08
End: 2026-10-09
Location: VoxHall

took place · 8 Oct 2026

VoxHall, Aarhus

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Another Festival takes place at VoxHall in Aarhus with eight acts on the bill: Maruja, Shame, Bricknasty, Lauren Auder, My New Band Believe, Horse Vision, Daufødt, and Fauna.

About the venue: VoxHall

VoxHall is a regional live music venue on Vester Allé in Aarhus, founded in 1999 and expanded in 2009 when capacity grew from 500 to 700. The main hall has a 14 x 5 m stage, a café with a small stage, and a balcony. The programme spans rock, heavy, hip hop, electronic music, jazz and world music, mixing emerging talent with established acts from Denmark and abroad. The venue is run by Fonden VoxHall with around 40 volunteers.

Vester Allé 15, 8000 Aarhus C Get directions

About the festival: Another Festival feat. Maruja + Shame + Bricknasty + Lauren Auder + My New Band Believe + Horse Vision + Daufødt + Fauna

2nd edition

edition

~300

capacity (VoxHall)

3 countries

countries in 2026 format

Good to know

Aarhus Days: Thursday 8. - Friday 9. October 2026
Season ticket 2025: 620 kr. (young under 25: 470 kr.) - 2026 price not confirmed
Venue: VoxHall, Vester Allé 15, Aarhus C
Capacity approx. 300 people
No parking at VoxHall - use public transport
Aarhus Central Station approx. 10 minutes walk
Cloakroom available: 20 kr. per jacket/bag
No camping - indoor venue

What's new

2026
Another Festival 2026 presents a shared Scandinavian format with VoxHall in Aarhus (8.-9. October), Pustervik in Göteborg and Folken in Stavanger as three host venues over one weekend.
2026
Lineup for the Aarhus edition includes Maruja, Shame, Bricknasty, Lauren Auder, My New Band Believe, Daufødt and Fauna.
2025-01
VoxHall announced in January 2025 Another Festival as a new festival with a focus on musical courage and artistic integrity.
2025-05
The first edition of Another Festival took place 15.-17. May 2025 at VoxHall with, among others, Snõõper, Palace Winter, Astrid Sonne and Sarah Klang.

Line-up

Maruja
Shame
Bricknasty
Lauren Auder
My New Band Believe

Horse Vision
Daufødt
Fauna

About: Maruja

This Manchester quartet spent over a decade honing an improvised sound that crosses free jazz, noise rock and post-punk, with lyrics rooted in rap and protest. Their 2025 debut album "Pain to Power" on Music for Nations cemented their standing as one of Britain's most compelling new acts.

124.1K

monthly listeners on Spotify

#11

placement on UK Vinyl Albums Chart ("Pain to Power", 2025)

50+

concerts in 2025 according to Songkick

11+

countries on ongoing tour (2026)

What's new

2025-09
Maruja's debut album "Pain to Power" was released on September 12, 2025 via Music for Nations and reached no. 11 on the UK Vinyl Albums Chart and no. 13 on the UK Physical Albums Chart.
2025-05
On May 9, 2025, the band officially announced the debut album and released the lead single "Look Down on Us" as well as a world tour with stops in the USA and Europe.
2024-10
In October 2024, Maruja released the single "Break the Tension" - their first release under the new record deal with Music for Nations.

Tracks

Pain to PowerDebut album, September 2025 - critical acclaim and UK chart placement

The Invisible ManSingle from the EP "Connla's Well" (2024), six minutes long and one of the band's most distinctive songs

Break the TensionFirst single under Music for Nations, October 2024

KnocknareaDebut EP from 2023 that put the band on the British music scene

KakistocracyProminent track from the debut EP "Knocknarea" (2023)

Recent shows

About: Shame

Five South Londoners who started rehearsing in a pub have grown into one of Britain's sharpest post-punk acts. With four albums to their name - most recently 2025's "Cutthroat" - and a reputation for explosive live sets, Shame consistently deliver on stage.

#21

placement on UK Albums Chart ("Food for Worms", 2023)

placement on UK Independent Albums Chart ("Food for Worms", 2023)

#36

placement on German album chart ("Food for Worms", 2023)

46×

concerts played in 2026 (as of August 2026)

What's new

2026-05
Shame performed at The Great Escape Festival in Brighton in May 2026 as part of their ongoing UK & EU Summer 2026 tour.
2025-09
Shame released their fourth studio album "Cutthroat" on September 5, 2025 via Dead Oceans, produced by Grammy-winning John Congleton.
2025-06
The band announced "Cutthroat" in June 2025 and held a sold-out preview of the album in its entirety at Brixton Jamm in London.

Tour

MayenneBordeauxMadridManchesterSheffieldEdinburghHamburgArezzoLandunvezBrightonParisAntwerpCologneAmsterdam

Tracks

Songs of PraiseDebut album from 2018 - the breakthrough record that put the band on the map

Drunk Tank PinkSecond album (2021), recorded during the pandemic

Fingers of SteelLead single from "Food for Worms" (2023)

CutthroatTitle track and lead single from fourth album (2025), produced by John Congleton

AdderallPopular single from the "Food for Worms" era

Recent shows

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