Novelist and cultural figure Knud Romer meets singer-songwriter and troubadour Mikael K for an evening where words and song slow things down. The concert is built as a shared story, taking the audience to Falster and Vendsyssel through tales and songs from places where the language itself sings.
Romer has written award-winning novels with existential depth and a strong sense of language's music, and he was made a Knight of the Dannebrog in 2024 for his work in Danish art and culture. Mikael K has toured for over two decades, solo and with the band Klondyke, and has released seven critically acclaimed albums. His songs deal with everyday life, from launderettes to troubled marriages, and he has received the P4 Prize, the DMA Folk award and the Carl Scharnberg Prize.
