
Lis Sørensen
Lis Sørensen performs at Magasingården in Odense.
Lis Sørensen (born 28 May 1955 in Brabrand) is a Danish singer, songwriter and composer who trained as a music pedagogue at the Royal Academy of Music in Aarhus. She rose to prominence in the 1970s as a member of the all-female band Shit & Chanel, then built a close collaboration with Sebastian, who wrote 'Stille før storm' for her - a song later enshrined in Denmark's official music canon. Her 1989 solo album Hjerternes sang sold 350,000 copies, making her one of the country's best-selling artists.
Lis Sørensen participated in the DR program 'Secrets of the Past' and revealed that she will soon become a grandmother to twin girls.
Lis Sørensen released the EP 'Sings Top of the Pops' with five songs in May 2026.
The first proper biography of Lis Sørensen, 'I Have Come to Sing' written with Danni Travn, was published in April 2026.
Lis Sørensen received the Danish Rock Academy's honorary award at a ceremony in Copenhagen on 29 September 2024.
Lis Sørensen released the duet 'Life Doesn't Feel Long Enough' together with Malte Ebert and also received the Author's Honorary Award.

Lis Sørensen performs at Magasingården in Odense.

Lis Sørensen performs with her own orchestra at ARKEN, playing beloved classics from her career.

Sebastian and Lis Sørensen reunite for their first joint performance since the 1980s on the tour "Tiderne skifter", backed by a full band and string ensemble.

Sebastian and Lis Sørensen reunite on stage for the first time since the 1980s. The concert celebrates their collaboration, which began with the album Tidernes skifter in 1979.