Sylvester Larsen is a Danish singer-songwriter, born in 1973 and the son of legendary Danish rock icon Kim Larsen. He debuted in 2002 with the Danish-language pop album "Mandagsramasjang" and has released nine solo albums to date. The 2011 album "Shadows" marked a stylistic shift into film music, synthrock and jazz, with "Silver dollar" becoming his biggest radio hit. His ninth album, "Sætter ild til natten" (2024), returns to a raw, analogue sound recorded without a click track.
Sylvester Larsen tours the country's folk churches in 2025 and 2026 with his church concert format, where local choirs are invited to participate.
On 2 October 2025, Sylvester Larsen performed a dinner concert at Schillers Ballroom in Copenhagen.
In January 2025, Sylvester Larsen visited Vershuset in Næstved with his band as part of the tour for his ninth album.
Sylvester Larsen's ninth solo album "Sætter ild til natten" was released on 3 May 2024 and was followed by a nationwide tour in autumn.
The album "Sætter ild til natten" was recorded without click track in collaboration with producer Kasper Rasmussen, former guitarist in Saybia.
Sylvester Larsen performs with his ninth solo album "Sætter ild til natten" - a rock album recorded without a click track, where drums and synthesizers meet in songs about algorithms and digital dependency.
Sylvester Larsen performs at 28 Live in Roskilde, spanning his catalogue from Danish pop-rock to experimental synthrock and jazz.
Sylvester Larsen performs with his live band at Marco Polo in Herning, combining melodic pop songs and powerful lyrics. Dinner is included.
Sylvester Larsen performs a seated concert featuring his ninth album "Sætter ild til natten" (2024), a return to analogue sound and imperfect humanity.
