In the organizer's words:

Since his debut in 2018, singer-songwriter NICKLAS SAHL has been regarded as one of the biggest breakthrough artists on the Danish music scene - his fresh yet timeless pop is packed with catchy compositions that are served to the point and quickly find themselves on the repeat list. It's easy to believe that Paul Simon is his inspiration, but there's also a dose of Mika or Olly Murs in the Danish musician's music.

Since his breakthrough with the multi-platinum hits "Four Walls", "Planets" and "New Eyes", NICKLAS SAHLhas thrilled audiences in Denmark and far beyond the country's borders. He has stormed the charts, sold out major stages and won a permanent place in the hearts of pop fans worldwide.

In Germany, the singer-songwriter has played at the Reeperbahn Festival, opened for Tina Dico, Max Giesinger and Michael Schulte, appeared on ZDF and played four sold-out concerts at the Nochtspeicher in Hamburg in 2021.

After his first own headlining tour in April 2023 with a band and further support shows for fellow countrywoman Tina Dico in the summer of the same year, the musician embarked on another tour of Germany in 2024: with his guitar and new songs in his luggage, he successfully played eight shows in Germany and released the singles "You Like Drugs", "Restless Peace" and "Der står et lys" in the same year.

The alt-pop singer from Copenhagen scored with new releases in 2025, carried by his characteristic guitar playing and clear falsetto. A common thread runs through the singles, from "Trampoline", "Love of My Life" and "Nobody" to "Little Boy": in a fast-paced, over-perfected world, it's easy to lose touch with yourself, so NICKLAS SAHL has made a conscious decision to slow down, reflect on his own imperfections and discover the power that often lies hidden in our human weaknesses.

With the new material, NICKLAS SAHL can be experienced live again in 2026 - at two exclusive concerts in Denmark's largest and most renowned concert halls in March: The musician will play at Musikhuset Aarhus and DR Koncerthuset in Copenhagen. In Germany, his fans can look forward to a show in Hamburg in the same month.