The useful thread in Copenhagen’s upcoming Thursday–Sunday concert window, October 22–25, is concentrated in three consecutive nights at Råhuset. The Vesterbro room describes its role as a stage for new music and new concert organisers, and this run makes that mission unusually easy to hear: a touring art-punk bill on Thursday, experimental folk with an indie-pop support slot on Friday, then Berlin post-punk with Copenhagen’s Violence on Saturday. It is a compact route through music that keeps a guitar presence while pulling toward pop hooks, folk memory, electronic texture and club pulse.[1][2][3][4][5][6]

Thursday’s elastic art-punk bill

Thursday, October 22 begins at 19:30 with The Bowery Room’s presentation of Sego, Sonic Fiction and Jim & De lysende såle at Råhuset. Sego identify their own work as art-punk, while the venue frames the group through art-punk, experimental indie-pop and avant-garde. That gives the evening a useful elasticity. Sonic Fiction bring garage and alternative-rock language, and Jim & De lysende såle add their self-described “lyrock”: psychedelic rock, spoken word, poetry and improvisation. The through-line is energy shaped by odd angles, hooks and open-ended form.[2][5]

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Friday’s folk lineage, refracted

On Friday, October 23, Biita and Vincent Ryder arrive at 19:30. Biita is the project of singer-songwriter Lida Housei, whose current work joins experimental folk with Persian musical traditions and personal storytelling. The event’s context makes this a meaningful middle chapter in the run: the emphasis shifts from the jagged band dynamics of Thursday toward songcraft, heritage and atmosphere, while retaining an exploratory spirit. Vincent Ryder’s support set is presented as indie-pop informed by art-rock, intimate songwriting and cinematic narrative, extending the connection between close listening and alternative-pop scale.[3]

Saturday’s post-punk machinery

Saturday, October 24 closes the sequence at 19:30 with Twin Noir and Violence. Twin Noir’s own account places the Berlin project between post-punk, wave and EBM, built around tape machines, basslines, synthesizers, guitar and minimalist German lyrics. Råhuset pairs them with Copenhagen electro/post-punk act Violence, whose new three-track EP explores increasingly electronic terrain. After Sego’s playful art-punk and Biita’s folk-rooted songs, this bill brings the thread into a harder, more repetitive and dance-floor-aware register without losing the live-band charge.[4][6]

Plan the three-night route

Treat these shows as separate entry points or as a Thursday-to-Saturday route through one broad alternative continuum. Doors for the Sego bill are at 19:30, with music scheduled from 20:00; Biita and Twin Noir are both listed for 19:30 starts. Råhuset is at Onkel Dannys Plads 7, 1711 København V. Recheck Råhuset’s official programme and each event page for tickets, access information and any changeable timings before leaving home.[1][2][3][4]

Sources

  1. Råhuset — Onkel Dannys Plads
  2. The Bowery Room præsenterer: Sego + Sonic Fiction + Jim & De lysende såle — Onkel Dannys Plads
  3. Biita + Vincent Ryder — Onkel Dannys Plads
  4. Twin Noir + Violence — Onkel Dannys Plads
  5. Music — Sego on Bandcamp
  6. TWIN NOIR - BAND — Twin Noir