
Caroline Henderson
American singer Caroline Henderson takes the stage at Aalborghallen in Aalborg.
Caroline Henderson was born on 28 February 1962 in Stockholm to an African-American jazz musician father and a Swedish mother, and grew up in Philadelphia, New York and Paris before settling in Denmark in 1983. She broke through in 1989 as co-frontwoman of pop duo Ray Dee Ohh, then launched a solo career with Cinemataztic (1995), which won seven Danish Music Awards. Over the following decades she built a catalogue spanning jazz, soul and pop, and has also worked as an actress in theatre and in the Netflix series Vikings: Valhalla.
Caroline Henderson received the Diversity Award from Dansk Artist Forbund for her work promoting diversity in the music industry, including the concept concert Black Voices - A Tribute.
The album Nectar and Ambrosia was released on 25 April 2025 and marked the 30th anniversary of Henderson's solo career.
Black Voices - A Tribute returned in January 2026 due to high demand with five Danish city dates featuring Karen Mukupa, Nabiha, Iris Gold and Betty Bass.
Caroline Henderson premiered her personal musical one-woman-show 'My Life as Her', which returns to DR Koncerthuset on 27 September 2026.
Caroline Henderson is going on a Christmas concert tour in November-December 2026 with stops in, among others, Odense, Silkeborg, Aalborg, Viborg, Kolding and Copenhagen.

American singer Caroline Henderson takes the stage at Aalborghallen in Aalborg.

Caroline Henderson performs at Europahallen in Aalborg.

Christmas concert with singer Caroline Henderson at Grundtvigs Kirke.

Caroline Henderson performs at Ansgars Kirken in Aalborg on 25 November 2026.

Caroline Henderson performs at Brændkjærkirken in Kolding.

Caroline Henderson performs her Christmas concert at Rotationen in Holbæk, featuring classic Christmas songs and hymns. The concert can be combined with a 2-course dinner at Hotel Sidesporet.

Caroline Henderson performs at Hobro Kirke on 9 December 2026.

Caroline Henderson presents a Christmas concert at Bellevue Teatret in Hellerup.

A tribute concert to Kim Larsen featuring Danmarks Underholdningsorkester and four soloists performing songs from across his career, with audience participation.