Henrik Milling and Nicolai Molbech return to DR Koncerthuset with a brand-new instalment of their celebrated music-history talk show, this time shining a spotlight on the Bee Gees and the legendary Saturday Night Fever soundtrack. The duo — well-known to Danish radio audiences as walking encyclopaedias of pop history — bring warmth, humour and meticulous detail to each show.
Previous subjects have included Earth, Wind & Fire, George Michael, Phil Collins, Prince and ABBA. Now they turn their attention to the Gibb brothers' falsetto magic, their intricate vocal harmonies and the making of the soundtrack that sent the whole world onto the dancefloor in 1977–78.
Expect an evening packed with iconic tracks such as Stayin' Alive, How Deep Is Your Love and Night Fever, alongside the lesser-known stories and details that make those songs enduring classics. The programme also touches on remarkable chart history: in 1978 the Gibb brothers held five simultaneous top-10 entries on the Billboard Hot 100, a feat few artists have ever matched, and the Bee Gees sold more than 150 million albums worldwide.
All four performances take place in the Koncertsalen at DR Koncerthuset, starting at 20:00 on 9, 10, 11 and 12 November 2026. Tickets are available via the DR Koncerthuset box office.
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Henrik Milling
Henrik Milling is a seasoned Danish music journalist and broadcaster regarded as one of the foremost authorities on pop history in Denmark. Together with Nicolai Molbech he has created a series of acclaimed talk-and-music shows dedicated to iconic artists, previously covering Earth, Wind & Fire, George Michael, Phil Collins, Prince and ABBA.
Nicolai Molbech
Nicolai Molbech is a Danish music expert and radio presenter who, alongside Henrik Milling, forms one of the most respected partnerships in Danish music commentary. The two are described as virtual encyclopaedias of pop music and have toured their format across major Danish stages.
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