Mojo Blues Bar on Løngangsstræde has been a cornerstone of the Danish blues scene since 1993, when it was renamed from Rådhuskroen. The bar holds close to 130 guests and puts on live concerts every night of the year - blues, soul, rock, zydeco and related genres. Thursday open jam sessions, where musicians drop in and play together, are a regular fixture. Blues legend Champion Jack Dupree once looked around the room and declared: "This is a blues place!"
Løngangsstræde 21C, 1468 København K
Opening hours follow the event programme
Mads De Krak presents a preview of his upcoming one-man show about death, grief, and loss as part of UP Comedy Festival 2026.
Mathias Bach's debut one-man show explores Danish mothers, their unprocessed trauma, and passive-aggressive love as part of UP Comedy Festival 2026.
Bjarke Søgaard takes audiences on a tangent-filled journey with words, music, and dance as part of UP Comedy Festival 2026.
Simon Riemann takes audiences on a nostalgic romp through the 1990s with humour and funny questions about life back then.
Late Mic is an informal stand-up evening at Mojo as part of UP Comedy Festival 2026, hosted by 2024 Talent Prize winner Anders Jessen.
Gunni Torp Trio performs original Danish blues and contemporary folk music, blending traditional ballads with Balkan influences.
Acoustic live blues at Mojo after midnight - an intimate late-night concert for blues lovers.
Thorbjørn Risager performs in a rare duo setup at Mojo with his live companion.
Tuesday Night Brass Band plays their monthly concert at Mojo with New Orleans funk, blues and jazz.
The American Troubadour Ray Weaver brings classic American acoustic music to Mojo Blues Bar as part of the Monday Night Residency.
Copenhagen Slim brings his powerful blues voice, world-class harmonica, and modern guitar groove to the stage.
A weekly blues jam session at Mojo with the house band Morten Lunn, Rune Højmark, Laust Krudtmejer, and Carsten Milner. Open to all musicians.
Leo Bang delivers genuine old-school country with dusty ballads and western rhythms inspired by Buck Owens and Hank Williams.
American singer-songwriter Zandi Holup performs as a duo with guitar and violin at Mojo in Copenhagen.
Togolese funk and West African music with Alain Apaloo and African Night at Mojo.