Holbæk Jazzklub is a volunteer-run, non-commercial association with roots going back to 1955. The club is based in the Lille sal (small hall) on the first floor of Musikhus Elværket - the town's former power station - and presents modern jazz in a broad sense, featuring Danish and international artists. Most concerts take place in the intimate Lille sal, while larger events move to the main hall downstairs.
Gasværksvej 9, 4300 Holbæk
Opening hours follow the event programme
American jazz vocalist Ken Norris performs with Danish musicians in Holbæk, featuring classic and contemporary jazz interpretations.
Holbæk Jazzklub celebrates Danish jazz with an evening exploring the early days of jazz in Denmark, where audiences can share vintage vinyl records and stories from jazz's formative years.
Estonian jazz singer Karmen Rõivassepp pays tribute to Elis Regina and Tom Jobim with a special programme at Holbæk Jazzklub.
Caribbean trumpeter Étienne Charles performs with DR Big Band in Holbæk, joined by Cuban percussionist Eliel Lazo. The concert blends Creole, Caribbean and American musical traditions.
Danish-French pianist Olivier Antunes leads a trio celebrating jazz piano legends with classic arrangements inspired by Oscar Peterson and Bill Evans.
A quintet led by saxophonist Uffe Markussen and trumpeter Thomas Fryland celebrates the classic Blue Note jazz catalogue with strong grooves and improvisation.
Veronica Mortensen brings festive Christmas music to the intimate Lille sal at Holbæk Jazzklub.