
Freja Kirk
Freja Kirk performs live at Fakultetet in Aalborg.
Freja Kirk (born 4 January 1987 in Copenhagen) is a Danish pop and soul singer who debuted with the album Monophobia in 2014 and has since released Pussyfied (2019), Sloppy Seconds (2020) and Hey Freja (2025), her first album in Danish. From 2024 she shifted to singing in her native language, with candid songs about identity and the body. In 2021 she and dancer Claudia Rex became the first female couple in the Danish history of Dancing with the Stars, and in 2026 she made her acting debut in the music-theatre production Mandebilleder at Aveny-T, for which she also composed six songs.
Freja Kirk made her acting debut in Aveny-T's musical theater production Mandebilleder (premiere January 31, 2026), for which she also composed six songs.
The album Hey Freja - Freja Kirk's first in Danish - was released on November 28, 2025.
Freja Kirk gave two exclusive concerts at Brorsons Church on Nørrebro on October 23 and 24, 2025, with a conversation with a priest before each evening.
Freja Kirk performed at Jelling Festival, Smukfest and GrimFest in the summer of 2025 and received five GAFFA stars for her concert in Smukfest's Slotskirke.
Freja Kirk performed her first Danish-language single 'What should one call someone like me?' live at EchoPrisen 2024 and was hailed by reviewers as the evening's unofficial winner.

Freja Kirk performs live at Fakultetet in Aalborg.

Freja Kirk takes the stage at Templet in Kongens Lyngby for an evening concert on Thursday.

Freja Kirk performs intimate concerts on her first Danish-language tour, featuring songs from her upcoming album Hey Freja and her broader catalogue.

Freja Kirk performs intimate soul, pop and R&B concerts on her first Danish-language tour, showcasing songs from her new album Hey Freja.

Freja Kirk performs at Nygadehuset in Aabenraa.