As the days grow shorter and Copenhagen sinks into its deepest darkness, four songwriters gather once again to share warmth, stories, and songs beneath the long December night.

Noche Eterna (The Eternal Night) returns for its second edition – a shared stage where music becomes both shelter and light, and where each voice weaves into a collective embrace against the winter cold.

This is more than a concert: It’s a moment to pause, listen, and be together – a reminder that even in the longest night, there’s beauty, laughter, and companionship.

Join us as we celebrate the art of songwriting, the comfort of community, and the promise of light slowly returning.

• 19:30 - doors
• 20:00 - concert

Tidemand & Frida Diamant

Tidemand and Frida Diamant is a collaboration between two like minded songwriters writing simple elaborate pop-songs portraying fragility through emotional bravery.

The lyrics are centrefold with expressive storytelling about living broken dreams and navigating emotional landscapes.

The compositions combines Nick Drake infused guitar tapestries, buzzing synthesizers and 80’s drum-machines and combines the lyrical depth of well crafted folk songs with the familiar ease of a pop tune.

Ida Kudo

Ida Kudo is a Danish-Japanese artist who fuses beat-driven productions with Asian mythology and Scandinavian coolness. As Clash Magazine puts it, the project is ”dazzingly original”.

Her sound and style are built on playful ethnic percussion, strong beats, Asian-inspired melodies, catchy hooks, and vocals that flow naturally on top. Ida Kudo creates a sound that is truly her own — a beat-driven pop noir that feels both bold and unique.

Lucas Delacroix

Lucas Delacroix and trumpet player Per Thorkild Thomsen will perform an intimate duo set blending electric guitar, voice, and trumpet into a mellow, cinematic soundscape. Singing in Spanish, Lucas Delacroix weaves songs from across his career—where the introspective spirit of Nick Drake meets the raw, nostalgic textures of Tom Waits and the earthy pulse of Argentine folklore. A night of analog warmth, melancholy, and melody, performed in its most vulnerable and soulful form.

Fran De Pian

All the way from La Pampa (google it!) to Denmark. The ambassador of good nostalgia, a millennial with Peter Pan syndrome, and a person who lets his hands, voice, and chords do the talking. On this occasion, he will perform along with the soulful voice of Lucia Gonzalez Soro, and they will walk the past, present and future of Fran's career.