HUSET in Rådhusstræde is Denmark's first cultural house, founded in 1970 when Copenhagen Municipality handed the listed building over to a group of hippies and artists. Today volunteers and cultural partners run a wide programme across several stages - concerts, theatre, cult cinema, literature events, comedy and debates. The house is also home to Bastard Café, Denmark's first board game café, which opened in 2014. Over the years artists such as Red Hot Chili Peppers and Radiohead have performed here.
Rådhusstræde 13, 1466 København K
Opening hours follow the event programme
CopenOpen is an open poetry slam at HUSET every third Friday of the month, welcoming both audience members and performers. Entry is 50 kr.
Three Danish fusion jazz bands - Audiens, Aquire, and Wonderboom - perform together at HUSET with grooves, electronic soundscapes, and danceable music.
Dance party at HUSET with music and dancing throughout the evening.
Tamikrest, the Malian Saharan rock band, performs their sixth album Assikel - a live-recorded journey through exile, resistance, and community with hypnotic rhythms and psychedelic guitars.
Experimental pop artist Savy Stone performs with dreamy melodies, intricate arrangements, and a commanding vocal presence that balances vulnerability and drama.
Three artists with electronic, lo-fi and jazz-inspired music - Salig, FLUNCH and Nioma - perform together at HUSET.
Japanese post-punk band bed from Tokyo blends techno, pop and rock into an unpredictable sound. They play at HUSET in Copenhagen.
Portuguese singer Leonor Arnaut performs art-pop blending rock and jazz influences, moving between dreamlike and direct moments with acoustic and electronic textures.
Two underground music projects from Copenhagen meet for an evening of free jazz, noise and extreme music. Hands On Fire presents their debut album, entrance/d performs as a duo.
British singer-songwriter Martin Luke Brown performs with his new album 'life & death etc', exploring friendship, love, and the small moments that matter most.
Four young Danish rappers and producers from the new SoundCloud underground wave perform together: legobygger123, narkovrag27, p3psihæld and plus81kevn.
Three Danish songwriters - Sander Sanchez, Kat Brix and Laura Amelia - meet for an evening of indie-pop, hyperpop and electronic music.
A seven-piece ensemble of young women blending jazz, pop, and folk with Danish vocals and dynamic brass arrangements.
Danish band THEODOR presents their third album BLUE HEIGHTS with a warmer, more cinematic sound and soulful vocals.
GATEKEEPER$ 3 brings six Danish underground rap artists to HUSET in Copenhagen. A concert without gatekeepers - for everyone, regardless of experience.
Danish hip-hop artist Maluda brings his melodic style and sharp lyricism to his first major solo concert in Copenhagen.
Two bands perform as floor shows where the audience gathers around the musicians. Ponny blends riot grrrl and teenage pop, while Green Tea Bitches is an energetic Chinese-Danish dancepunk duo.
Nigerian-British afrobeat musician Dele Sosimi brings virtuoso keyboard work and a fusion of funk, traditional Nigerian music and jazz to HUSET. A master of the form with decades of global touring.
British jazz musician Jasmine Myra makes her Danish debut with her acclaimed album "Where Light Settles". A concert blending jazz, contemporary folk, and cinematic soundscapes.
Two French musical projects converge: Super Parquet fuses Auvergne folk traditions with electronic production, while TRUCS explores percussion through amplified cattle bells and modified drums.
Autumn celebration for the furry community featuring 9 DJs from Scandinavia and the Czech Republic, live guitar, cosplay performances, and a dedicated fursuit lounge at HUSET.
Poetry Unleashed marks three years with the launch of its first anthology featuring poems, photographs, and artwork from 40 contributors.