Søren Huss

In 2023, Søren Huss returned to the stage after two years out of the spotlight. His comeback, marked by several sold-out concerts, garnered great praise from audiences and critics nationwide. 2024 is shaping up to be another eventful year in Huss' musical career. Following the announcement of a spring tour in Denmark's concert halls, there is now also an autumn tour for standing audiences. The new tour will make its way around Denmark with no less than 17 stops.

With equal parts humor, sarcasm, and seriousness, Søren Huss will take the audience on a journey through his increasingly impressive song catalog, which in 2024 have featured new additions. Throughout March, Søren Huss teased his new album "Vi fik mere, end vi kom for" with four single releases, which was released on April 5th. The album was recorded at Farvemøllen in Copenhagen and produced by Christian Balvig and Søren Huss. Regarding the album's lead single 'Trykkammer', Huss stated:
"Trykkammer is a love song. A declaration of love on the edge of the abyss. It's the darkest song on my upcoming record and revolves around the feeling of not being able to find an answer as to why you're just an arm's length away from someone you love…"

Joining him on stage to play both new and old songs is Søren Huss' loyal band; Lars Skjærbæk on guitar, Morten Jørgensen on bass, Jesper Elnegaard on drums, and Christian Balvig on keys. Søren Huss states about the upcoming tour:
"In the autumn of 2024, it will be 5 years since I was on a venue tour around the country with a full band. So it's high time to lace up the shoes and bring out the songs from my entire 22-year career that have the energy to lift us up from the deep concert hall armchairs of contemplation and raise the roof... It's going to be fun!"

Support: Filippa Arendt
Filippa Arendt is a songwriter from Kolding who creates a unique musical universe characterized by melancholy. Her honest lyrics convey deep emotions that resonate with the listener. The simple yet atmospheric instrumentation adds a sense of vulnerability, making each song an intimate experience. Previously, Filippa performed solo with vocals and guitar, but she now shares the stage with pianist Gustav Konradsen, expanding her sonic landscape. Filippa is inspired by artists such as Phoebe Bridgers, Adrienne Lenker, Fiona Apple, and Amy Winehouse.