Stairway is a municipally run black box venue on the first floor of Kulturstationen Vanløse, with a standing capacity of 350. It opened in September 2020 and takes its name from Van Morrison's song "Vanlose Stairway", written during his time in the neighbourhood in the late 1970s. The programme covers garage rock, indie, electronic music, jazz/improv and experimental sounds from around the world. Kulturstationen Vanløse has temporarily taken over the space for theatre and other events.
Lindehøjen 12, 2720 Vanløse
Opening hours follow the event programme
British saxophonist and composer Jasmine Myra presents her acclaimed album "Where Light Settles" at Stairway in Vanløse, blending jazz, contemporary folk and cinematic soundscapes.
Nigerian-British afrobeat musician Dele Sosimi performs at Stairway. With roots in Fela Kuti's Egypt 80 and Positive Force, he blends funk, traditional Nigerian music and jazz.
Double concert with Green Tea Bitches and Ponny at Stairway - hyperpop, punk and dancepunk in an intimate floor show format.
Young Danish trio Club Coyote blends Nordic jazz, roots and cinematic music in an instrumental release concert.
British singer-songwriter Martin Luke Brown performs new material from his album 'life & death etc' at Stairway in Vanløse.
Four young underground artists perform an evening of home-produced rap, electronic music and cloud-rap at Stairway in Vanløse.