Day two at Nibe Festival offered a varied programme featuring names such as Saveus, D-A-D, Rasmus Seebach, Spleen United, Ida Laurberg and Infernal, with the festival demonstrating both
After a first festival day where Skalskoven once again showed why Nibe Festival belongs among Denmark’s most atmospheric music events, it was time for the big names. The
Frankfurt am Main, late 1980s. A young Kurdish refugee boy named Azad Azadpour finds his way into a new language and culture through hip hop, beatboxing and graffiti.
Fyrre, fed og færdig says in Danish – “forty, fat and finito” – about someone or something that is seriously past its expiry date. But Nibe Festival in
For months, Iron Maiden had been billed as the headliner for the final day of Live is Live in Antwerp. On Monday evening, 40,000 enthusiastic fans flocked to
Alewya debuts with “Zero”, her first album in which she further develops her earlier blend of alternative R&B, electronic music and influences from African rhythms. The result is
Tyla builds on the international breakthrough that quickly turned her from an emerging South African voice into a global pop phenomenon with ‘A*Pop’. Where her earlier work revolved
Saturday at Copenhell served up a scorching cocktail of genres, generations and degrees Celsius, as the country’s temperature record left its clear mark on the day’s programme. From