Program

Under the approving eye of Sarah Pepels and Aram Santy, a group of enthusiastic talents learned how to write their own song.

The Plot In You brings their raw emotion and hard-hitting sound to Trix for a night of intense energy and crushing riffs.

Expect an electrifying set at the crossroads of slowcore, ambient, and experimental pop — where whispery vocals, lo-fi guitars, and desolate electronics merge into an intimate, ethereal sonic experience.

Armed with an arsenal of synths, recorders, drum samplers, and other gear that would make any music nerd drool, Marie Davidson seamlessly blends techno, house, synthpop, and italo disco.

These masters of melancholy forge devastating doom, gothic darkness and melodic gloom into a sound all their own. New album: 'Ascension' (release: fall 2025).

Night Tapes sounds like the soundtrack to a neon-lit night: dreamy, sharp, and full of atmosphere.

Annahstasia is a genre-defying singer-songwriter who blends soulful folk with poetry, spirituality, and a deep-rooted love in all its forms.

Songs that sound like 80s synthpop, with deep bass lines, echoing vocals, and melodies as melancholic as they are captivating.

Nourished By Time’s music reads like a diary from the underbelly of late capitalism: sharply observational, dreamlike, and full of bitter romanticism.

The Norwegian progressive grandmasters bring their unique mix of prog, rock and metal to Trix!

With his breakthrough single “I Walk This Earth All By Myself,” EKKSTACY immediately made his mark as one of the most intriguing new voices in the alternative scene.

With razor-sharp riffs, relentless energy, and a back catalog packed with anthems like Had Enough, I Think Bad Thoughts, and First Date, this show is pure, unfiltered rock at its finest.

Aäron Kock delivers a dynamic blend of indie rock and americana in the vein of The Veils, My Morning Jacket, and Strand of Oaks.

British indie rock band fronted by Will Taylor, known for their dreamy harmonies, strong melodies and honest lyrics.

The coolest kids in Copenhagen are at it again. The Raveonettes bring their fuzzy melancholy into 2025.