
Charlotte Sands
American singer-songwriter Charlotte Sands performs at Den Grå Hal in Copenhagen.
Den Grå Hal (The Grey Hall) in Freetown Christiania on Christianshavn is a listed riding hall from 1891, originally part of the Bådsmandsstræde barracks. Since Christiania was established in the 1970s, the 47 x 19 metre space has hosted concerts, theatre, lectures and markets - and every year it holds Christiania's Christmas market and communal Christmas Eve celebration. Standing capacity is 1,700; past acts include Bob Dylan, Metallica and Rage Against the Machine. The hall is run by volunteers and rented out to promoters.
Refshalevej 2, 1432 København K
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American singer-songwriter Charlotte Sands performs at Den Grå Hal in Copenhagen.

British pop-punk band Neck Deep performs at Den Grå Hal in Copenhagen.

Daimi performs live at Den Grå Hal in Christiania, Copenhagen.

Konvent takes the stage at Den Grå Hal with crushing riffs and melancholic noise, alongside St. Digue, SPIRACLE and Vægtløs.

Fungal ecologist Lynne Boddy reveals how mushrooms form vast underground networks, wage chemical wars, and shape entire ecosystems. Orgelheimers opens with live music.

The legendary American rock-funk band Mother's Finest brings their iconic sound to Den Grå Hal, celebrating 45 years since their historic 1978 Rockpalast performance.

Local and international breweries gather at Den Grå Hal for craft beer tastings and networking at the Christiania Craft Beer Festival.

Yale sociologist Nicholas A. Christakis explores the biological roots of human cooperation and social order, with live music from Public Dancer beforehand.

Science & Cocktails presents professor Carl T. Bergstrom discussing misinformation, AI, and the future of human communication. Alaska Blonde performs before the lecture.