Henrik Hansen is a Danish blues musician from Roskilde who made his name in Aarhus's blues scene during the 1980s and co-founded Trouble Cats in 1987. He plays harmonica and sings, and has written much of the band's original material. Beyond Trouble Cats, he has worked with Gary Snider Group, Mojo Hands, Kent T. & the Delta Grinders, and the supergroup Silver & Blue.
Henrik Hansen and Michael Nadolny released the duo album 'At the Crossroads' on Spektrum - nine tracks recorded live in the studio at Jailhouse Studios.
The duo Henrik Hansen and Michael Nadolny performed at Casa V58 in Aarhus and participated in April in a two-week Blues & Roots Cruise in Norway.
Trouble Cats were on an autumn tour in Denmark with stops in, among others, Halsnæs, Ebeltoft, Aarhus, Randers, Gjern, Copenhagen and Roskilde, and have additional concerts planned for 2026.
Trouble Cats were nominated for two awards at Danish Music Awards Blues 2023 - Danish Blues Release of the Year for the album 'Hard Facts & Poetry' and the Blues Live Award.
Trouble Cats' studio album '4' (2018) was nominated for Blues Release of the Year at Danish Music Awards Blues 2019.
Monthly community singing session at Vigerslev Library featuring pianist Henrik Hansen and songs chosen by participants.
Author Henrik Engelbrecht explores Danish musical life under Nazi occupation, with pianist Henrik Hansen accompanying communal singing. Free entry, registration required.
Trouble Cats, one of Denmark's longest-running blues bands, brings their new single Let It Roll and the acclaimed album Hard Facts & Poetry to the stage.
Community singing every first Friday at Vigerslev Library with pianist Henrik Hansen, featuring songs from the Højskolesangbogen and friendly conversation.
Monthly community singing session at Vigerslev Library featuring pianist Henrik Hansen and songs chosen by the participants.
Community singing every first Friday at Vigerslev Library with pianist Henrik Hansen, featuring songs from the Højskolesangbogen and friendly conversation.