Author and cultural figure Knud Romer meets singer-songwriter and troubadour Mikael K for an evening that brings together literature and music. The show is a lyrical musical story, built on stories and songs from places where the language sings, and it invites the audience along to Falster and Vendsyssel.
Romer has written prize-winning novels with existential depth and linguistic musicality, and he received the Knight's Cross in 2024 for his work in Danish art and culture. Mikael K has toured his songs for more than two decades, solo and with the band Klondyke, writing about the everyday life we rarely sing about. Seven acclaimed albums and awards such as the P4 Prize and the Carl Scharnberg Prize mark him as one of Denmark's sharpest songwriters.
Both artists are also booked for other shows in January 2027, in Aarhus and Sønderborg and at Rampelys, so this Aalborg evening is one stop on a wider tour.
