Tina Dickow (born 14 October 1977 in Aarhus) is a Danish singer-songwriter who has released more than 12 albums since her 2001 debut, mostly in English, on her own independent label Finest Gramophone. Internationally she records as Tina Dico, best known for her work with British duo Zero 7 on When It Falls (2004). At home she is one of Denmark's most successful touring artists and received the Danish Crown Prince Couple's Culture Prize in 2008.
Tina Dickow released in 2026 'Welcome Back Colour 2' in two versions - one with Danish and one with English songs - as well as an instrumental version of the album 'Bitte små ryk'.
Tina Dickow and Helgi Jónsson performed a series of duo concerts in Germany in the summer of 2026.
A larger European tour block is announced for November 2026 with concerts in, among others, Amsterdam, Hamburg, Berlin, Munich and Vienna.
The single 'Irriterer Hinanden' from 2025 was added to Spotify's New Music Friday Denmark playlist in September 2025.
Tina Dickow performed a sold-out 25-year anniversary concert at Royal Arena in Copenhagen in 2025.
Anders Agger hosts intimate conversations about faith, doubt and grief with parish priest Sørine Gotfredsen, featuring singer Guldimund and live music from Tina Dickow and Helgi Jonsson.
Tina Dickow performs at Portalen as part of her January 2027 tour celebrating 25 years on stage, featuring new material and classic songs.
Tina Dickow performs at Portalen in Greve as part of her tour across Denmark's major concert venues. Following her Royal Arena show with 15,000 sold tickets, she presents new songs alongside classics from her catalogue.
Singer Tina Dickow performs at Musikhuset Esbjerg.
Danish singer Tina Dickow brings her anniversary tour to major concert halls across Denmark, featuring new material and classics from her 25-year career.
American singer Tina Dickow performs at House of Music in Aalborg.
Danish-Norwegian singer-songwriter Tina Dickow performs her intimate, experience-driven songs at Vejle Musikteater.