For Copenhagen’s live-music stretch from Thursday 1 October through Sunday 4 October, the central date comes early: Seinabo Sey at DR Koncerthuset’s Studie 2 on Thursday at 20:00. This is a concert with a particularly clear frame. Sey’s autumn concert-hall tour begins in Copenhagen before continuing through Sweden and Norway, making the room in DR Byen the first public setting for a cycle built around her fourth album, Välkommen hem. Luger’s Danish calendar also lists the Copenhagen date in Studie 2, anchoring the show as the tour’s local opening move.[1][2][3]

That opening-night status gives the evening its charge without requiring any elaborate premise. Välkommen hem is Sey’s first album sung entirely in Swedish, a choice she has described as a way of getting closer to the language and subjects she wanted to express. The record gathers songs including “Hitta någon,” “Slott av luft,” “Gudarna,” “Crazy” and “Yasins bön”; its published description connects childhood landscapes with adult longing. Copenhagen therefore receives the project at the beginning of its live journey, while its details are still concentrated in the artist’s own immediate context.[1][3]

Sey’s earlier songs give that new material a useful horizon. “Younger” and “Hard Time” established her beyond Sweden, while later work has widened the space around her voice through pop, soul, R&B and quieter, folk-tinged textures. DR Koncerthuset presents the October programme as a concert where voice, songs and presence sit at the centre; the venue also says the set will bring the new Swedish material together with highlights from across her catalogue. The appeal lies in hearing those periods meet in one focused room, at the start of a tour designed for concert halls.[1][3]

A club-scale stage inside DR Koncerthuset

The placement matters. Studie 2 is described by DR Koncerthuset as its club stage, and the event listing repeatedly frames the performance as intimate. That scale shifts attention toward the grain, force and pacing of Sey’s singing, the element that has carried her from the breakthrough singles onward. It also puts a current Scandinavian pop-and-soul artist inside a venue better known to many listeners for large orchestral evenings, with the emphasis placed on closeness and detail. For a Thursday concert, that is a persuasive reason to make the metro trip to DR Byen.[1][4]

There is a useful sense of proportion in the scheduled format. DR Koncerthuset lists an approximate running time of one hour and 30 minutes, enough room for the new record to register as a full work while allowing the older material to retain its place in the evening. The official event text characterises the show as a unified narrative across Sey’s catalogue; readers can take that as a guide to the programme’s intent, while leaving the exact sequence to the stage. It is the rare weekly pick whose artistic context and physical setting point in the same direction.[1]

Practical details: Seinabo Sey plays DR Koncerthuset, Studie 2, on Thursday 1 October at 20:00. DR Koncerthuset advises that larger bags and outerwear are kept in the cloakroom, and it provides visitor information covering transport and accessibility. Check DR Koncerthuset and Luger’s official pages again before leaving for final ticket, support, entry and schedule information.[1][2]

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Editorial note

This guide covers upcoming Copenhagen concerts from Thursday 1 October to Sunday 4 October 2026.[1][2]

Sources

  1. Seinabo Sey — DR Koncerthuset
  2. Koncerter — Luger Danmark
  3. Nytt album og stor turné: Seinabo Sey ønsker oss Välkommen hjem — Universal Music Norge via NTB Kommunikasjon
  4. Seinabo Sey — Konserthuset Stockholm