Turnovermoth, Mylder, Antonia Dix and Libertiner bring an evening of emerging music to ALICE in Copenhagen. It is the fourth edition of the ALICE TUNES IN concert series, and the last one of the year.
What the evening sounds like
The night moves through four short, intimate sets, starting with dreamy ambient and ending in something far more restless. The programme runs from alternative folk and indie to experimental no wave and free jazz, so the mood shifts from act to act.
- Turnovermoth opens with ambient soundscapes, playing remixed versions of their own compositions with cello and synthesizers.
- Mylder was nominated by GAFFA for Artist of the Year and Newcomer of the Year in 2024.
- Antonia Dix is also on the bill, bringing the folk and indie side of the programme.
- Libertiner closes the night with a blend of no wave and free jazz.
About the series
ALICE TUNES IN is run and curated by a group of volunteers from ALICE's own community. That makes it a good fit for anyone who likes live music in a small venue, where the sets are short and the atmosphere is close. Those who prefer a single genre may find the variety of the evening a welcome change, while those curious about new names on the Copenhagen scene will find four acts to hear in one night.