Skinny Lister inviterer til en festlig folk/punk aften når de besøger Stengade d. 22 november sammen med country punkerne i Vandoliers. 

“Warning: ingesting too much concentrated Skinny Lister could lead to spontaneous outbreaksof riotous singing and the desireto steal a boat.”- 9/10-XS Noize

Tickets on sale Friday the 16ht of May at 11am.

Skinny Lister:
A glorious, riotous mix of chest-thumping anthems, shanty sing-a-longs and folk/punk classics, tempered by some of the most tender and reflective songs the band have penned yet; ‘Songs From The Yonder’ is out now. 

Picking up where the acclaimed ‘Shanty Punk’ left off, their seventh studio album, ‘Songs From The Yonder’, will find the band revelling in their nostalgic touchstones, while facing the future with a wide eyed sense of optimism and a warming reverence for what has been. With plenty of harks back to their folk roots and some more tender touches too, longstanding fans will be enamoured to hear that those classic Skinny themes of drinking, travelling, the sea and ploughing on in the face of adversity, are still hoisted high on the band’s flagpole throughout this latest outing.

Since 2009, Skinny Lister have been at the forefront of first-rate folk/punk in the UK. Making waves with the irrepressible energy of their debut album ‘Forge and Flagon’ in 2012, the London-formed crew went on to sign with Xtra Mile Recordings for the release of their classic second album ‘Down On Deptford Broadway’ (2014) and so beginning a partnership that has birthed a further four records with the label including ‘The Devil, The Heart, The Fight’ (2016), ‘The Story Is…’ (2019), ‘A Matter Of Life & Love’ (2021), and most recently ‘Shanty Punk’.

As the band’s career continues to see them passing the growing flagon of their experiences with every album and tour. They’ve led an endless parade gathering fans old and new, from the respected folk circuit to the riotous Download Festival, igniting pogoing mosh-pits at each. Over the past ten years they’ve travelled from rain-soaked London to the vast arteries of the USA, upgrading from narrow boat to Salty Dog Cruise, played huge tours across Europe and North America and headlined themselves across festivals, sweatboxes and ever-larger venues. Performing with some of music’s most tenacious live acts from Dropkick Murphys to Frank Turner, Boy George to Beans on Toast to The Bouncing Souls, not to mention reigniting their US fanbase with an epic tour across America with Flogging Molly in 2023; Skinny Lister’s formidable live rep more than proceeds them.

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Vandoliers:
Texas country-punk ensemble Vandoliers announce their fifth studio album Life Behind Bars will release on June 27 via Break Maiden Records / Thirty Tigers. The album marks a number of firsts for the band, but most importantly this collection of songs offers a window into frontwoman Jenni (Gin-ee) Rose's journey through addiction and gender dysphoria – a journey that has culminated in her decision to come out as a trans woman.

In 2023, when Rose was barely six months sober, the Vandoliers were scheduled to play a show in Maryville, TN on the same day that the state's governor signed a "drag ban" bill. Graves suggested the band wear dresses on stage in protest and auction them off to benefit LGBTQ+ causes. Photos from the show went viral, generating coverage everywhere from Rolling Stone to a segment on MSNBC's The Rachel Maddow Show, but for Jenni it was a public moment that would change everything. "That was the first time I had ever worn a dress in public, but not the first time I had worn a dress — and then the entire planet saw it," she says. "The wall that I had keeping this side of me invisible was completely shattered. I wrote down in my journal, 'Fuck, I think I'm trans.'"

Rose spent months grappling with that realization, all the while putting together the songs for the next Vandoliers album and continuing the band's dizzying touring schedule. It wasn't until the band entered the studio with Grammy-winning producer Ted Hutt (The Gaslight Anthem, Flogging Molly, Lucero), that Rose realized she had actually been writing about the experience of dysphoria. Whittled down from 40 songs to 10 of the most vulnerable and carefully honed tracks, Life Behind Bars may feel a little more stripped and intimate than the band's typical raucous fare, but the album is still chock-full of upbeat and sing-a-long-ready Vandoliers classics.

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Entry: 180 kr in pre-sale / 200 kr at the door!
Doors at 8pm!