Shu-bi-dua, founded in 1973, is Denmark's best-selling band of all time, with over six million albums sold. Built on a mix of rock, sharp Danish-language lyrics and a consistent streak of humour, the group became a national institution - performing at the opening of the Great Belt Bridge in 1997. After lead singer Michael Bundesen suffered a stroke in 2011 and died in 2020, three original members reunited in 2023 as Shu-bi-dua 2.0 and continue to tour.
Shu-bi-dua 2.0 goes on autumn tour 2026 with the album '78'eren' performed in full, followed by greatest hits - with stops in, among others, Greve, Svendborg, Nykøbing F, Middelfart and Helsingør.
Danmarks Underholdningsorkester honors Shu-bi-dua on a nationwide tour with 12 concerts from January to February 2026, where three original members perform with the orchestra.
Danmarks Underholdningsorkester announces in August 2025 a symphonic tribute tour to Shu-bi-dua with the participation of Michael Hardinger, Jørgen Thorup and Kim Daugaard.
Shu-bi-dua 2.0 carries out spring tour 2025 with 13 shows, where the album Shu-bi-dua 4 from 1977 is performed in full as the first part.
Royal Arena in Copenhagen hosts a major tribute to Shu-bi-dua on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the band's first album.
Shu-bi-dua recreates their classic 1978 album in full on a Danish autumn tour, followed by greatest hits. TV doctor Peter Qvortrup Geisling joins the band.
Shu-Bi-Dua 2.0 performs their classic album '78'eren' in full, followed by a grand finale of their greatest hits. The concert at Rotationen in Holbæk includes an optional concert menu at Hotel Sidesporet.