Julie Lindell is a Danish pop and gospel singer who has been a regular soloist and backing vocalist for Anne Linnet since 2013, including the reunion tour "Anne, Sanne og Lis" in 2019. She is also a sought-after vocal coach on Danish TV shows such as X Factor and Dansk Melodi Grand Prix. In October 2024 she became the first person ever to lead the national anthem at the opening of the Danish Parliament, and her solo debut album "To Whom It May Concern" was released in 2012.
Julie Lindell is participating in Anne Linnet's quartet on a nationwide autumn tour with songs from the album "Sange Til Livet".
Julie Lindell sang the national anthem "Der er et yndigt land" in the Folketing chamber at the opening of the Folketing on 1 October 2024 - the first time ever that a communal song was sung at this occasion.
Kristeligt Dagblad published a major interview with Julie Lindell about a near-death experience she had had, which was presumed to have been caused by a blood clot in the heart.
Anne Linnet concludes her four-part concert series "Songs for Life" at Rotationen in Holbæk with her quartet, blending songs from the major work with audience favourites.
Anne Linnet performs her autumn tour of 'Sange Til Livet', a 50-song cycle about love, loss, and life's transformations, with her quartet.
Singer Julie Lindell and trumpeter Jan Glæsel perform a Christmas concert blending classic carols, gospel and original compositions, with sing-alongs for the audience.