We are ecstatic to welcome Moses Sumney and his out-of-this-world falsetto to his third-ever performance on Danish soil.

Akin to his upbringing between Southern California and Ghana, the work of Moses Sumney migrates seamlessly through genre and disciplines. As an act of duty he evades definition with technicolor self-directed videos and monochrome clothes at Fashion Weeks; with Art Rock and Black Classical; with seemingly infinite collaborators, but one staggering voice.

His albums have topped the critics’ lists of the New York Times, NPR, Pitchfork, the Guardian, and Rolling Stone; his music videos lauded by SXSW, the UKMVAs, the Webby and Camerimage awards. At Brodie Five, Moses Sumney will bring his undefinable ability to fascinate to the stage, backed by his soulful August 2024 EP ‘Sophcore’.

Concert at 22:00

Restless, enigmatic, and musically stubborn. Those are some of the words the British band Squid use to describe their genre-defying magic. The recording of their 2023 sophomore album, ‘O Monolith’, pushed the development of the band’s sound from claustrophobic post-punk to something more free-flowing and spacious, making their universe expansive, evocative, and hugely varied.

Like an open conversation, the work of the non-hierarchical quintet is unmistakably music made by friends, but it’s not exclusionary – they’re inviting you in to listen with them, and we can’t wait to do just that at Brodie Five.

Concert at 20:00

Yaya Bey should be far better known than she is, writes one critic at The Observer in a review of the New York artist’s fifth studio album, Ten Fold. Culturing beauty from a hopeless place, following covid, a divorce, and the death of her rapper father Grand Daddy I.U., Bey has blessed her audience with a free-spoken and highly personal masterpiece that has met an overwhelming amount of critical acclaim. Ricocheting through genres such as R&B, reggae, soul, and hip hop, Yaya Bey will bring her unadulterated, emotional and soulful truth to the forefront when she takes the stage at Brodie Five

Concert at 18:30

The Copenhagen-based composer, producer, guitarist and vocalist Marie Louise Buch has received international acclaim under her stage name ML Buch. In her compositional practice, ML Buch sketches up her music in an almost architectural way, generating the raw material through immersion in playing and assembling as a way of triggering random magic. Having toured all over the world, her live performances reflect her love of combining 7-string electric guitars in open tunings with synthetic instruments and electronic experiments.

Concert at 17:00

With her dance-inducing, hard-hitting, punk-infused and country-flavoured club music, we are happy to welcome Debbie Sings to our birthday party, Brodie Five.

Having previously made her mark in the powerpop trio Jenny, the hyperpop phenomenon has only released a handful of singles and collabs, including with MadMoon, Jada, and The Bird – but her utterly fun and overstimulating live performances have earned plenty of praise from critics and crowds alike, and we hope to see her pack Tap1 like she did with the Apollo stage at Roskilde Festival 2023.

Concert at 23:15

We are thrilled to welcome music producer, singer, songwriter and DJ Sega Bodega as a special guest to Brodie Five. On the night before his sold-out performance at Hotel Cecil, Sega Bodega will be firing up the crowd as the final act of our birthday celebration.

Sega Bodega has built a reputation as one of the UK’s most innovative and precocious creative minds. He has collaborated with artists such as Charlotte Gainsbourg and Björk as well as Caroline Polachek, Shygirl, Eartheater and Arca. His impact spans music, fashion and film, soundtracking some of the most important cultural moments in recent years, as well as building a catalogue of solo releases that traverse genre, style, and composition and has marked him as a pioneer within the alternative and electronic world. Expect Sega to unite the crowd in expressive introverted ethereal mastery at Brodie Five.

Concert at 00:30