Snorre Kirk is a Norwegian-born drummer and composer who grew up in Denmark and has become one of Scandinavia's most in-demand jazz bandleaders. He studied at the Rhythmic Music Conservatory in Copenhagen under Ed Thigpen, and has released eight albums as a leader on the Danish label Stunt Records. Rooted in the swing tradition of Ellington and Basie, his music carries a distinctly personal voice - recognised in 2025 when his eighth album 'What a Day!' (2024) won the Jazz Heritage prize at France's Académie du Jazz.
Snorre Kirk's album 'What a Day!' (2024) won the Prix Jazz Heritage at the French Académie du Jazz's ceremony on March 10, 2025.
Snorre Kirk European Quartet performed at Duc des Lombards in Paris on November 21, 2025.
The quartet played two evenings at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club in London in November and December 2025.
Snorre Kirk European Quartet returned to Victoriateatern in Malmö on March 5, 2026.
Eighth album 'What a Day!' was released on November 15, 2024 on Stunt Records with Giacomo Smith, Joe Webb and Anders Fjeldsted.
A free jazz trio performance featuring drums, piano and bass at Holbæk Jazz Festival.
Kristin Korb Trio features bassist and vocalist Kristin Korb alongside drummer Snorre Kirk and pianist Magnus Hjort in an intimate jazz performance.
Cæcilie Norby celebrates her 60th birthday with a concert at Rotationen in Holbæk, presenting her new album SIXTY featuring funk, pop and soul.
Snorre Kirk Quartet brings jazz to La Fontaine, featuring a seasoned musician who has performed on the international stage.
Violinist Niklas Walentin and the Snorre Kirk Trio celebrate Haderslev Musikforening's 40th anniversary with a concert exploring Denmark's jazz heritage.