
Holly Horsepower (Support: Laika)
Holly Horsepower brings chaotic, theatrical indie rock with support from Laika, blending shoegaze and psychedelic noise rock.
Walthers Musikcafé is the Skanderborg Festival Club's own music venue on Adelgade, opened in 2012 and run by a team of around 40 mostly young volunteers. It gives emerging and unknown musical talent a stage to perform on, and doubles as a hands-on training ground for young people interested in the music and events industry. There are typically at least two concerts a week. In 2012 the venue received GAFFA's "Årets Skulderklap" award.
Adelgade 115, 8660 Skanderborg
Opening hours follow the event programme

Holly Horsepower brings chaotic, theatrical indie rock with support from Laika, blending shoegaze and psychedelic noise rock.

An Aarhus concept orchestra recreates the legendary Talking Heads concert film with music, energy and humor.

Andreas Bo shares music and personal stories in an intimate conversation concert with guitarist Dennis Flacheberg at Walthers Musikcafé.

Two Aarhus songwriters perform back-to-back: Lærkelil with Danish pop and Nouveaux with English indie pop, connected through shared musicians.

SKAYA delivers overdramatic pop with sass and frustration - her music blends folk, indie pop and pop rock with sharp lyrics and catchy productions.

Denmark's leading Black Sabbath tribute band performs classic heavy metal hits with their own creative flair at Walthers Musikcafé.

Danish electronic pop artist Tomas Høffding sings about relationships and vulnerability over vintage drum machines and analog synths. A falsetto-driven disco-pop project that works equally well for dancing or crying.

Calby performs solo with guitar on his Trilogi Tour - an intimate concert with the Copenhagen soul and R'n'B musician.

Flat Bop is a Danish jazz band with an unconventional collaborative approach, blending funk, jazz, rock and blues into a distinctive groovy sound.

Two Danish hip-hop artists perform at Walthers Musikcafé: the pop hip-hop band Rakkerpak and solo artist bare kristoffer from Ny Skole Patina.

Rigmor, a Danish indie rock band from Aarhus, performs at Walthers Musikcafé in Skanderborg with support from karla.k, showcasing their new single "Holder mig vågen".

Mizz Privileze, Denmark's first drag queen to reach the Got Talent final, presents a fun evening of bingo, drag performances, and stand-up comedy at Walthers Musikcafé in Skanderborg.

Gasbox performs live rock on Halloween night at Walthers Musikcafé in Skanderborg.

Jonathan Christensen's debut one-man show explores the chaos of a mind full of tics, absurd thoughts, and the strange comfort of not having all the answers.

Zinssou Quartet blends classical music, neo-soul, and modern jazz with piano and cello at the core. The band delivers ambitious performances with spoken word and dynamic range from intense to intimate moments.

Pianobar with Ben Noke, where guests choose the music by submitting requests. Free entry, but first come, first served.

Freja Kirk performs intimate concerts on her first Danish-language tour, featuring songs from her upcoming album Hey Freja and her broader catalogue.

Danish tribute band performing authentic Guns N' Roses classics. GN'R TRIBUTE has toured extensively across Denmark and Europe.

Railroad brings blues, swing and groove to the stage, with support from Danish songwriter Niels Mark and his trio.

Stine Klingsten performs with her band at Walthers Musikcafé. The Danish singer-songwriter blends pop with electronic elements and has won multiple awards for her work.

Big Butter is a jazz orchestra led by Rasmus Bøgelund, performing traditional jazz, swing, and New Orleans-style grooves at this Christmas jazz event.

STONES Jam delivers passionate interpretations of Rolling Stones classics with Oliver Steffensen and David Kampmann leading the charge.

Soul singer Jacob Sveistrup performs Christmas hymns, traditional carols, and pop-soul interpretations with guitarist Dennis Flacheberg, inviting the audience to join in.

A festive jazz evening at Walthers Musikcafé in Skanderborg on Christmas Eve, with doors opening at 5 p.m. and the concert at 6 p.m.

Guitarist and songwriter from the rock band Kellermensch, Sebastian Wolff presents his solo project featuring personal songs and reinterpretations of classic tracks.

OKAYNICO blends drum n bass, pop and rap with strong hooks and energetic productions. Support from Nima Rezai, a Danish rapper with progressive roots and personal storytelling.