Metronomen is Frederiksberg's self-run music venue, where artists and organisers book the space and handle their own concerts from start to finish. The building has stood beside Aksel Møllers Have since 1996, originally built as an exhibition hall during the European Capital of Culture year. It has two ground-floor rooms - a larger hall seating around 85 and a smaller domed room for about 30.
Godthåbsvej 33, 2000 Frederiksberg
Tue 10:00-15:00, Thu 10:00-15:00, other days closed (phone and key pick-up)
A meditative sound bath with Anne Viese at Musikhuset Metronomen, where you can sit or lie down and experience the calming tones of singing bowls and meditative frequencies.
Four Danish singer-songwriters with distinct styles share original songs and personal stories, hosted by Bo Bech Arvin. Free entry for under-30s.
Brazilian evening with traditional feijoada, live samba from Samba da Gente, and dance performances by Rebola Brasil at Metronomen.
Billie and the Jeans bring dancefloor-ready live music to an intimate venue in Frederiksberg.
Three children's choirs from Ørum Vocal Academy perform with familiar songs and new arrangements by director Susanne Ørum.
An in-depth exploration of how Depeche Mode created their landmark album Violator, tracing the electronic production techniques and creative decisions that shaped the sound.
A full day of singing workshops, vocal improvisation, and rhythm work at Metronomen, culminating in performances by participants, the jazz band Almadera, and an open jam session for singers of all abilities.
Voicingers Denmark presents an evening of live music with the Voicingers ensemble, jazz band Almadera, and an open jam session for audience participation.
Jazz7tetten brings classic and original jazz with a four-piece horn section, bass, piano, and drums.
Gopianand and friends host a community evening featuring kirtan, shared dining, and musical surprises at Metronomen.
Daniel Vest performs a release concert for his debut album '22:22' at Metronomen, inspired by a childhood memory.
A poetry concert based on Shekufe Tadayoni Heiberg's complete works, combining her poems with music and paper art.
Music bingo night where you recognize songs instead of numbers, compete for prizes, and sing along with friends and family.
A lively children's show featuring classic hits and original songs, with props and audience participation for ages 2-7.
American duo blending americana vocals with rock, folk, and blues. Alice Howe and Freebo are seasoned singer-songwriters performing acoustic and electric music.
Elektrokor Dark Unplugged brings acoustic interpretations of Depeche Mode, Duran Duran, and Yahoo to Metronomen - electronic music stripped of its electronics.
Young Flowers, pioneers of progressive rock in Denmark, revive their signature sound of high-volume amplification and extended guitar solos at Metronomen.
Children's puppet theatre performance of Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker with live piano music from Duo Capriz, where kids can dance along with the puppets.
Frederiksberg Salonorkester's seventh gala concert features light classical music by the Strauss family, H.C. Lumbye, and selections from Sound of Music.
More than 20 Danish folk musicians perform at Metronomen in Frederiksberg. Two sets featuring Poul Lendal, Ginnunga, Ragna, Iltsvind and others, with all proceeds supporting radiofolk.dk.
Author Knud Romer and the classical boys' choir Det Danske Drengekor present a festive evening of Christmas songs and stories at Metronomen.
A lecture exploring Depeche Mode's landmark 1986 album 'Black Celebration', tracing how songs become electronic arrangements - with live singing and no technical knowledge required.
A soul-music Christmas event presented by Bookingforyoursoul at Metronomen in Frederiksberg.
A Danish-Chilean trio blending flamenco, jazz and Latin music with Nordic sensibility. Virtuosity, melodic elegance and rhythmic drive from three accomplished musicians.
Jazz7tetten plays Christmas music and invites the audience to join in singing both Danish and international holiday favorites.
A young Copenhagen vocal group performs soul and pop with original choir arrangements.
Copenhagen soul choir Shiva performs an evening of soul, R&B, and pop with two sets led by Susanne Ørum.
Jan Kjær Andersen performs a winter solstice concert featuring his own songs about community and global issues, Christmas songs and covers of classics. Ticket includes beer, wine and juice.
Tinus and Miss Mai host an interactive talk show exploring life's taboos without filter, featuring music and audience participation.
An interactive live talk show where hosts Tinus and Miss Mai explore life's taboos with humor and music, inviting the audience to ask questions and share their own dilemmas.
Trio Satie celebrates its 20th season with a New Year concert featuring French-inspired classical music by Saint-Saëns, Chausson, Aboulker and Satie, with wine and narration.
Tinus and Miss Mai explore life's taboos in an interactive talk show with music and audience questions.
Nicolaj Holmboe explores life's big themes through songs from Danish, Nordic, and international musicals in this musical lecture.
Children's performance combining music, theatre and dance inspired by Saint-Saëns' Carnival of the Animals. Duo Capriz's pianists perform while children dance along on stage.
Nicolaj Holmboe and Jakob Høgsbro celebrate Elton John with a concert featuring his classic songs.
Trio Satie celebrates 20 years with a spring concert featuring French composers Germaine Tailleferre and Isabelle Aboulker alongside Satie, with guest musicians and dramatic readings.
A lecture celebrating 40 years of Depeche Mode's 'Music For The Masses', exploring the album's creation, sound design, and influences through audio and visual examples.
Trio Satie celebrates 20 years with an autumn concert at Metronomen, featuring works by Satie and Poulenc alongside guest musicians and an actor.
Trio Satie celebrates 20 years with a special concert featuring prize winners from nine years of Erik Satie Competitions performing alongside the group. French music and emerging young talent at Metronomen.
A Sunday concert series at Metronomen in Frederiksberg featuring local artists in a relaxed setting.
Vocalist Cecilia Engelbrecht Heick and pianist Thomas Clausen perform an intimate jazz duo concert featuring classics, original compositions, and Tove Ditlevsen interpretations.
English folk musician from Yorkshire whose traditional folk songs have earned broad acclaim.
Dream folk trio Alterne explores the space between folk, pop and ambient music in an intimate concert.
b.lan.k project performs at Metronomen in Frederiksberg.
Accordionist Bjarke Mogensen performs a one-hour intimate concert of classical and contemporary works at Metronomen.
Mirakel performs at Metronomen in Frederiksberg.
French Copen'ART celebrates French culture with live music, art exhibitions, and family activities. Enjoy performances by Magali Michaut, Café Paris, and Madagascar quartet, plus artist signings and a children's drawing workshop.
Irish music duo featuring singer and flute player Nuala Kennedy with guitarist Eamon O'Leary, performing traditional and original songs.
An evening of ragtime, dancing and stories from 1910s-1920s Frederiksberg, featuring pianist Asta, professor Poul Duedahl and champagne.
John M Bowers and Jørgen Teller present new experimental sound works at Sparkling Sound Festival, with Teller's Quad Autumn drawing on field recordings from a Swedish forest.
Singer/songwriter Kristina Jacobsen performs her own material at Metronomen in Frederiksberg.
Danish/Chilean quartet El Perito Cuatro blends flamenco, rumba, Cuban son, salsa, and jazz. Bring your own picnic and enjoy live music in an intimate setting.
International jazz collaboration between Ghanaian flutist Dela Botri and Danish saxophonist Katrine Suwalski blending jazz with West African music. The concert features kora player Lamine Cissokho from Senegal and percussionist Ayi Solomon from Ghana.
Bizet's iconic opera Carmen is performed at Metronomen. A dramatic and musically rich masterpiece for opera lovers.
JP4 and Emil Boesen Nordic Quartet perform together in a double concert at Metronomen in Frederiksberg.
A musical evening exploring Sicily's operatic heritage through the works of Händel, Verdi, and the romantic genius Vincenzo Bellini, with soprano Maria Johannsen and pianist Emma A. Roesgaard.
Cecilie Marie Meyer explores Sicily's thousand-year history from antiquity to today, examining the mafia's role as a parallel state and the island's modern potential.
An intimate concert blending classical guitar with Cuban rhythms and jazz improvisation, featuring Bozena Wetchacz and Eliel Lazo.