For the Thursday-to-Sunday stretch of September 10–13, one of the clearest routes through Copenhagen’s live calendar sits inside a single Vesterbro address. Råhuset presents three consecutive nights from Thursday through Saturday, each with a different working idea of what happens between stage and floor: IRMA X CIKAMI opens with a double bill that crosses pop and club-facing production; WomBattles shifts Friday into competitive, improvised rap; and The Bowery Room’s Saturday programme brings a three-band rock bill headed in the CrowdMate calendar by Stjernevask. The useful thread is format, with each night giving the room a new purpose. Råhuset describes itself as a venue for new music and new concert organisers, with alternative acts from Denmark and abroad in its programme. This compact run gives that description a practical shape.[1]

Thursday, September 10 begins at 19:30 with IRMA X CIKAMI. The venue presents IRMA as a new Danish pop voice drawing on the direct, singable pop language of the 2000s, while Copenhagen artist and producer Cikami moves among hip-hop, house and reggaeton. Those reference points make the pairing feel deliberately placed: a shared bill where song form meets rhythm-led club vocabulary, with each artist keeping a separate identity. Råhuset’s schedule lists doors at 19:30, then the first show at 20:00 and the second at 21:00, offering a simple early-evening plan for listeners who want a bill with two defined sets of ideas. It is a concise opening statement for the weekend: melody, beat construction and Danish-language scene-building placed in the same room.[2]

On Friday, September 11, WomBattles starts at 19:30 and changes the role of the audience. The Råhuset presentation frames the event around bars, punchlines, improvisation and competition, placing freestyle battle rap at the centre of the night. That means the live value lies in response and timing: language arrives under pressure, performers address one another directly, and the room becomes part of the temperature around each round. In a weekend otherwise filled with composed songs and band sets, this is the date for people interested in rap as a physical, present-tense practice. Råhuset’s event page also identifies this as WomBattles’ first appearance at the venue, giving the Friday booking the feel of a new fit between an established battle format and a venue that regularly hosts emerging music.[3]

Saturday’s three-band handoff

Saturday, September 12 brings The Bowery Room vol. 40 to Råhuset at 19:30. The official bill includes Hamburg trio Tvashtar, Stjernevask and Green Tea Bitches, making the evening a handoff among three bands with distinct sets. Råhuset characterises Tvashtar through dark post-punk, heavy rhythms and atmospheric surfaces. It describes Stjernevask in terms of garage rock, sharp energy and lyrics that move between the playful and the reflective. Green Tea Bitches, a Chinese-Danish duo, are presented through playful sounds, marked riffs and skewed lyrics. Together, those descriptions point to a bill with abrasion, hooks and texture in circulation across the evening. The concert’s value is its sequencing: three compact propositions sharing a room and allowing their edges to show.[4]

Stjernevask supplies the most concrete local discographic anchor on Saturday. The Copenhagen band’s own page lists Madelin Wilian on guitar and vocals, Troels Løkza on bass, and Ole Viggo Ballund on drums. Its releases carry tags including punk, rock, rock and roll, garage, indie rock and surf, while the 2022 album Helte & Kat pairs concise titles with a full-band setup. That background makes Råhuset’s description of Stjernevask as garage rock with bite feel specific to the group’s working language, while keeping space for the other two acts to redirect the evening. For attendees, Saturday is the broadest of the three nights: arrive for a bill with multiple entry points, then let the changeovers supply the narrative.[4][5]

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A practical Vesterbro run

All three selected events take place at Råhuset, Onkel Dannys Plads 7, 1711 København V. Thursday’s IRMA X CIKAMI and Friday’s WomBattles begin at 19:30; Saturday’s The Bowery Room vol. 40 also begins at 19:30. The official listings currently give Thursday a 23:00 finish, Friday a 23:00 finish and Saturday a 23:30 finish. Pick one night according to your preferred live exchange—songs and club energy, freestyle contest, or a three-band rock programme—or use the run as a short portrait of how one venue can reset its terms each evening. Recheck Råhuset’s official pages before travelling for current ticket, access and timetable information.[1][2][3][4]

Sources

  1. Råhuset — Onkel Dannys Plads
  2. IRMA X CIKAMI — Onkel Dannys Plads
  3. WomBattles — Onkel Dannys Plads
  4. The Bowery Room vol 40: Tvashtar + Stjernevask + Green Tea Bitches — Onkel Dannys Plads
  5. HELTE & KAT — Stjernevask on Bandcamp