
Storytelling Concert with Mathilde Falch
Mathilde Falch combines her own songs with personal stories about psychiatry and recovery in an intimate concert that blends music with candid reflection.
Mathilde Falch (born 1989 in Søborg) is a Danish singer-songwriter and daughter of musician Michael Falch. Since 2009 she has toured Denmark relentlessly - as a solo act, duo, trio and with a full band - releasing all six studio albums on her own label, Just For The Record. She is open about her personal history with mental illness and addiction, themes that run through both her songwriting and her storytelling concerts. She also serves as an ambassador for organisations including SIND and Red Barnet.
Mathilde Falch released the single "Why Do You Do It Mom?" (Live) in 2026 and plans to return with a full band in spring 2027.
Mathilde Falch released the singles "Wholeheartedly" and "We Are One" in 2025.
Berlingske published an article about how Mathilde Falch experienced social consequences after participating in DR's sexism documentary.
Mathilde Falch participated in the DR documentary "Sexism in the Music Industry", which aired on June 10, 2024.
Mathilde Falch released the singles "Do You Think I Have Forgotten You?" and "Every Second" in 2024.

Mathilde Falch combines her own songs with personal stories about psychiatry and recovery in an intimate concert that blends music with candid reflection.

Mathilde Falch Trio brings psychological and genre-crossing songwriting to Bjerringbro Bibliotek with her regular musicians on keyboard and guitar.

Mathilde Falch performs as a trio with Charlotte Schultz and Jean Anastasia - a new format for the songwriter, blending singer-songwriter intimacy with alternative productions.

Mathilde Falch and her band perform at Rotationen in Holbæk, with the option to combine the concert with a 2-course dinner at Hotel Sidesporet.