For Thursday through Saturday, November 19–21, ALICE offers a compact demonstration of how a venue can make a programming philosophy audible. The Nørrebro room was formed in 2018 through the merger of Global and Jazzhouse, and its regional-venue remit centres on rhythmic music, hybrid forms, global outlooks and emerging scenes. Those ideas can sound abstract on an about page. Across this run, they become a Nigerian rapper working across English and Yoruba, a Franco-Swiss sextet building long drone structures from folk instruments and electronics, and an evening that distributes three artists across a maze of smaller spaces. ALICE’s identity lies in the connections between those bookings: tradition treated as live material, electronic sound treated as physical space, and stylistic borders treated as invitations for listeners to move closer.[1][2][3][4]

Thursday: a return built around flow

Aunty Rayzor opens the sequence on Thursday, November 19 at 20:00. ALICE presents the Nigerian rapper as a forceful performer whose work joins sharp flows with hard-hitting beats; its event notes place her vocals in both English and Yoruba, and trace roots through church singing and underground rap battles. Her 2023 debut album, Viral Wreckage, arrived via Hakuna Kulala, the label associated with Nyege Nyege Tapes. The important local detail is the return: ALICE says Rayzor played a sold-out set during the venue’s 2024 reopening week on Nørre Allé. Bringing her back gives the weekend an immediate sense of continuity, while the sound itself reaches outward through afrobeat, hip-hop and dancehall. This is a standing concert, a format suited to the directness of a rapper whose voice carries both percussive snap and melodic range.[2]

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Friday: drone folk with a local opening set

On Friday, November 20 at 21:00, La Tène arrive with Copenhagen-based Scottish duo Sgo. The contrast within the bill is characteristic of ALICE’s room-conscious curation: Sgo’s harp, accordion and voice draw on Gaelic inheritance, while La Tène bring a six-piece framework of cabrette and bagpipes, guitar, bass, drums, harmonium and electronics. ALICE describes La Tène’s method through repetition, small musical gestures expanded until they gain a near-physical force. Their music draws together folk, noise, dub and hypnotic minimalism, with acoustically rooted timbres meeting electronic textures. That makes Friday a useful entry point for listeners interested in folk practice as process: drones, cycles and collective momentum take the place of conventional songcraft. The bill also carries a clear local bridge, pairing an international ensemble with artists now based in Copenhagen.[3]

Saturday: the building becomes the programme

Saturday, November 21 at 20:00 pushes the venue focus furthest. For 360° Evening, ALICE turns its own premises into a labyrinth of smaller rooms, asking the audience to move between concerts and hear each performance from multiple sides. Amsterdam audiovisual artist Bby Eco, Paris songwriter-producer Jazz Lambaux and the new French trio H4RDCRUSHX each take a separate space. Bby Eco’s current album Sky (i) follows Grow! and O₂O, extending an audiovisual practice shaped around organic, shifting sound and image. ALICE frames Jazz Lambaux through electronically processed samples, voices and Scottish smallpipes; H4RDCRUSHX brings grime, pop, punk, experimental music and noise into the same evening. Here, booking identity becomes architecture: Saturday changes the terms of attention and asks the audience to navigate the programme physically.[4][5]

Plan the three-night run

ALICE is at Nørre Allé 7 in Copenhagen N. Aunty Rayzor begins at 20:00 on Thursday; La Tène begins at 21:00 on Friday; 360° Evening begins at 20:00 on Saturday. Each event page lists doors at 19:00, with standing-room details and ticket information available through the venue. Pick Thursday for a focused rap set, Friday for extended ensemble listening, or Saturday for the fullest expression of the venue’s experimental approach. Recheck ALICE’s official event pages before travelling, since door times, ticket availability and practical arrangements can change.[1][2][3][4]

Sources

  1. About ALICE — ALICE
  2. Aunty Rayzor (NG) — ALICE
  3. La Tène (FR/CH) + Sgo (SCT) — ALICE
  4. 360° Evening – Bby Eco (NL) + Jazz Lambaux (FR) + H4RDCRUSHX (FR) — ALICE
  5. Bby Eco — Comfort Zone