Get a unique concert experience at this year’s Jazz Festival at the Workers Museum, as Sylvester, Varsted and Lange take over the Banquet Hall as a trio for the very first time.
As part of Copenhagen Jazz Festival 2026, you can experience a truly special – and slightly sensational – concert at the Workers Museum, when Leif Sylvester takes the stage together with H.P. Lange and Jarno Varsted in a new trio format.
Leif Sylvester is a living piece of Danish cultural history. For five decades, he has insisted on bringing art down from its pedestal and out to the people. A longing for freedom, humor, and social indignation run like a common thread through his work and multidisciplinary art. For this concert, it is the songwriter and musician Leif Sylvester who steps forward, leaving his personal mark on the performance with songs spanning from his time with Sylvester & svalerne to his most recent releases.
By his side are H.P. Lange and Jar...
Get a unique concert experience at this year’s Jazz Festival at the Workers Museum, as Sylvester, Varsted and Lange take over the Banquet Hall as a trio for the very first time.
As part of Copenhagen Jazz Festival 2026, you can experience a truly special – and slightly sensational – concert at the Workers Museum, when Leif Sylvester takes the stage together with H.P. Lange and Jarno Varsted in a new trio format.
Leif Sylvester is a living piece of Danish cultural history. For five decades, he has insisted on bringing art down from its pedestal and out to the people. A longing for freedom, humor, and social indignation run like a common thread through his work and multidisciplinary art. For this concert, it is the songwriter and musician Leif Sylvester who steps forward, leaving his personal mark on the performance with songs spanning from his time with Sylvester & svalerne to his most recent releases.
By his side are H.P. Lange and Jarno Varsted, who over 25 years and countless concerts have developed a close musical interplay. With deep roots in American blues and folk, they have created a sound entirely their own, establishing themselves as two of the country’s leading names within the genre. In collaboration with Sylvester, a new and exciting constellation emerges, where their musical worlds merge.
The concert features interpretations of Sylvester’s songs as well as selected numbers from Lange and Varsted’s own repertoire – all delivered with presence, edge, and a strong sense of storytelling.
The result is a concert full of offbeat beauty, dusty folk, and “Amager blues,” where stories from a long life on stages and roads help complete the experience.
The concert takes place in the Banquet Hall and is a seated event. Advance seat reservations are not possible.
The doors will open at 4:30PM...
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