
Jesper Binzer
Jesper Binzer performs at Kaløvig Badehotel in Skødstrup.
Jesper Binzer is a Danish singer and guitarist, born 4 September 1965 in Frederiksberg, best known as the frontman of hard rock band D-A-D - one of Denmark's most enduring rock acts since 1982. The band, originally called Disneyland After Dark, changed its name to avoid a lawsuit from The Walt Disney Company and broke through internationally with the 1989 album "No Fuel Left for the Pilgrims" and the single "Sleeping My Day Away". Since 2017 Binzer has also pursued a solo career, releasing two albums of his own alongside his work with the band.
Jesper Binzer participated in the single "King of the Sun" from the Danish death metal band BAEST's album "Colossal", released via Century Media Records on August 15, 2025.
D-A-D conducted an Australian Greatest Hits tour in May 2025, including a concert in Perth on May 20.
D-A-D released their 13th studio album "Speed of Darkness" on October 4, 2024 via AFM Records - a double album with 14 songs.
In connection with the band's 40th anniversary, D-A-D received its own museum exhibition in Denmark.

Jesper Binzer performs at Kaløvig Badehotel in Skødstrup.

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