The British cult band takes over the Royal Danish Theatre’s Old Stage
The British cult band Tindersticks returns to Copenhagen and takes over the historical setting of the Royal Danish Theatre’s Old Stage on Thursday, April 29, 2027. The audience can look forward to a very special evening where the band’s characteristic, cinematic sound is given new life in one of the country's most beautiful concert halls.
Tindersticks has simultaneously announced that they will return in the spring of 2027 with a new album and a series of concerts. The upcoming album will be the band's 15th studio release, adding another chapter to a remarkable career that began in London in 1992.
Since their debut, Tindersticks has been known for their deeply atmospheric universe, where Stuart A. Staples’ dark croon merges with elegant string arrangements, subtle grooves, and an almost cinematic approach to songwriting. Over the years, the band has built a dedicated fanbase worldwide and is recognized for their intense and intimate live performances.
The concert at the Royal Danish Theatre’s Old Stage will be a rare opportunity to experience Tindersticks in intimate and acoustically perfect surroundings, where the details of their music can truly unfold. Support will be announced later.
About Tindersticks: Formed in London in 1992, Tindersticks has, for more than three decades, distinguished itself as one of Europe’s most original and enduring bands. With a sound that draws threads to soul, jazz, and orchestral pop, they have created a catalog of critically acclaimed releases and iconic live moments – and in 2027, they will add another album to the series.
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