For Copenhagen’s Thursday–Sunday music stretch, November 12–15, the standout destination is Saturday night at ALICE: Ana Roxanne with Hasfeldt. It is a concert built for attention, a seated room, and music whose detail lives in breath, piano sustain and the slow arrival of texture. Roxanne comes with a duo and her 2026 album Poem 1; the evening also places a Copenhagen artist whose work moves between ambient and club-adjacent electronic sound in the opening slot. In a calendar full of loud rooms, late sets and competing bills, this is the programme’s deliberate pause: a chance to hear a voice-led experimental songwriter in a format that gives small gestures their space.[1][2][3]

Poem 1 supplies the reason to travel across town. Released in May, the nine-track, 37-minute record is Roxanne’s first album since 2020. Its songs bring the voice into unusually clear focus, with spare arrangements carrying loss, desire and a sense of gradual release. The Guardian heard a shift toward slow, stripped-back compositions while retaining the drones and grain of Roxanne’s earlier experimental work. That balance makes the ALICE date especially well matched to the material: this is music with a pop songwriter’s emotional directness, yet its pacing and atmosphere ask for the patience of a listening room.[3][4]

Roxanne’s vocabulary has always extended past a single scene. She grew up around jazz, R&B and classical music, later studying traditional Hindustani vocal techniques; recent venue notes describe Poem 1 through decelerated jazz, minimalism, vocal folk forms and ambient practice. Those references matter because they point toward a set of working methods. A piano phrase can remain exposed long enough to become architectural; a synthesizer drone can frame the voice while keeping it present. Her 2020 album Because of a Flower established a haze-rich language, while Poem 1 lets the song itself sit closer to the listener.[1][4][5]

A local threshold into Roxanne’s world

Hasfeldt, the project of Danish artist Martin Jon Hasfeldt, makes the support slot feel like an integral part of the night’s shape. ALICE describes his practice as spanning visual art, performance and music production, and situates his sound between ambient searching and a club-like impulse. He arrives following the 2026 EP Play Me Like One of the Others. The pairing has a useful logic: Hasfeldt can establish a textured, electronic atmosphere before Roxanne and her duo move toward the piano, vulnerable vocal lines and slow synth currents of Poem 1. Expect two distinct approaches to intimacy, linked by an interest in sound as physical environment.[1][5]

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Why ALICE is the right scale

ALICE’s November programme places Roxanne beside artists working across spiritual jazz, Sámi pop and joik, Mexican neo-folk, afrojazz and experimental electronics. That broad booking context makes the Saturday concert feel native to the room’s listening culture. ALICE has billed Roxanne’s set as seated, a practical decision with artistic consequences: it leaves the focus on tone, dynamics and the pacing between songs. Her new record contains piano-led ballads, strings, choral colour and occasional drones, elements that can register with real clarity when a crowd settles into the same tempo. For listeners drawn to carefully made records that reward concentration, this is the week’s central appointment.[1][2][4]

Practical details for Saturday, November 14

Ana Roxanne and Hasfeldt play ALICE on Saturday, November 14, during Copenhagen’s November 12–15 concert weekend. Doors are at 20:00 and the concert begins at 21:00; the performance is seated. ALICE is at Nørre Allé 7, 2200 Copenhagen N. The venue lists standard tickets at 215 DKK, with youth-under-25 and student tickets at 195 DKK. Make the night an early-arrival plan, especially if a good seat matters, and leave room for Hasfeldt’s opening set. Recheck ALICE’s official event page before heading out for ticket availability, entry arrangements and any changeable schedule information.[1][2]

Sources

  1. Ana Roxanne (US) + Hasfeldt (DK) — ALICE
  2. ALICE — Copenhagen Concert Venue for Curious Ears and Open Minds — ALICE
  3. Poem 1 — Apple Music
  4. Ana Roxanne: Poem 1 review – a stunning pop balladeer emerges from the haze — The Guardian
  5. In the Round: Ana Roxanne + Laura Groves — Institute of Contemporary Arts