Viruphuset is a community culture and sports centre in the village of Hjortshøj, just north of Aarhus. Spread across 2,500 square metres on two floors, it holds a large hall with gymnastics and trampoline facilities, a fitness centre, a dedicated concert hall, and Café V. The building was funded and is run by local volunteers in partnership with Aarhus Municipality, and as a grant-supported music venue it puts on 10-20 concerts a year in collaboration with Voxhall.
Virupvej 73, 8530 Hjortshøj
Every day 08:00-22:00, fitness 05:00-23:00, office Mon, Tue and Thu 10:00-14:00
Alex Nyborg Madsen and a group of young musicians perform americana, roots folk and alt-country with acoustic string instruments and heartfelt expression.
Hjorten Film Club membership provides access to seven films screened over autumn 2026 and spring 2027, shown on the last Wednesday of each month.
Singer-songwriter Bjørn Fjæstad performs with his band, drawing on his work with Baal and Rytteriet.
The Kellermensch guitarist and songwriter performs as a solo artist with his band at Viruphuset in Hjortshøj.
Denmark's most popular 80s orchestra performs classic hits from the decade at Viruphuset. An evening of singalong favourites.
Copenhagen alt-metal band COLD NIGHT FOR ALLIGATORS delivers emotional, progressive music with cinematic production. Support from Only Human.
Augusta Schackinger takes the stage at Viruphuset in Hjortshøj with new material and an active touring schedule.
BABY DID A BAD THING performs its third album HOPE, blending folk, rock, country, pop and indie with organic arrangements and powerful melodies.
FENJA combines acoustic and electronic sounds with thoughtful lyrics and striking vocals. The album 'Menneskedyr' earned a rare 6 out of 6 stars from GAFFA.
