Shu-bi-dua 2.0 is the direct successor to Hardinger Band, bringing together three original Shu-bi-dua members - Michael Hardinger, Jørgen Thorup and Kim Daugaard - alongside musicians B-Joe Johansen, Flemming Olsen and Rasmus Schwenger. The group keeps alive the catalogue of Denmark's all-time best-selling band, which sold over six million albums across four decades. Since adopting the new name in 2024, they have toured extensively, performing full classic albums alongside greatest hits at venues ranging from Tivoli to the Royal Theatre.
Shu-bi-dua 2.0 is embarking on an extended Denmark tour in autumn 2026 with the album 78'eren as the focal point - performed in its entirety - followed by greatest hits.
In January 2026, Shu-bi-dua 2.0 launched a tour with Danmarks Underholdningsorkester, which celebrated the band's catalog with symphonic accompaniment at 12 concerts across the country.
In 2025, Shu-bi-dua 2.0 performed at both Tivoli and Det Kongelige Teater, where the concerts developed into folk festivals with audiences from three to four generations.
On the spring tour 2025, Shu-bi-dua 2.0 performed the album Shu-bi-dua 4 from 1977 in its entirety at 13 shows around Denmark.
Shu-Bi-Dua 2.0 performs at Fuglsøcentret in Knebel with their signature Danish pop and entertainment.
Shu-Bi-Dua 2.0 performs at Skråen i Nordkraft in Aalborg with Danish dansktop and entertainment.
Shu-Bi-Dua 2.0 brings their signature blend of rock, pop and humour to Guldsalen in Svendborg.
A modern take on the classic Danish children's band Shu-Bi-Dua performs at Portalen in Greve.
