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Lukas Graham announces first Danish arena concerts in eight years
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Lukas Graham announces first Danish arena concerts in eight years

From Berlingske · () Danish

Translated from Danish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Danish band Lukas Graham announced their first Danish arena concerts in eight years, scheduled for January 2027.
  • The band will perform in Copenhagen's Royal Arena and Herning's Jyske Bank Boxen.
  • Lead singer Lukas Graham Forchhammer promised a special show featuring known songs, new music, guests, and a unique stage production.

Danish band Lukas Graham is set to return to the stage for their first Danish arena concerts in eight years, with dates announced for January 2027.

The band will perform at Copenhagen's Royal Arena on January 23 and at the Jyske Bank Boxen in Herning one week later, on January 30. The announcement was made by concert promoter All Things Live in a press release.

Lead singer Lukas Graham Forchhammer expressed his excitement for the upcoming shows. "I look forward to sharing the singalong with all of you, and I promise we will bring a very special show with all the songs you know, some completely new tunes, musical guests and friends, and a scenographic narrative that will make us both dance and cry," he stated.

This announcement follows the release of the band's fifth album, "Good Times," on August 14. Prior to their solo Danish dates, Lukas Graham will also be warming up for British superstar Ed Sheeran on several dates of his "The Loop" tour in North America.

I look forward to sharing the singalong with all of you, and I promise we will bring a very special show with all the songs you know, some completely new tunes, musical guests and friends, and a scenographic narrative that will make us both dance and cry.

โ€” Lukas Graham ForchhammerLead singer Lukas Graham Forchhammer describing his anticipation for the upcoming Danish arena concerts.
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Originally published by Berlingske in Danish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.