See some of the best shots from Strøm Festival 2024

Thank you to each and everyone who showed up for four electric days of Strøm: Three sound system parties at different locations, actual time travel at Glyptoteket, vibrating bass floors at Riises Landsted and two fully packed rave trains shooting through the city. Here’s a selection of some of the most captivating photos.  THANK YOU Read the full article...

af | 26. aug 2024

Thank you to each and everyone who showed up for four electric days of Strøm: Three sound system parties at different locations, actual time travel at Glyptoteket, vibrating bass floors at Riises Landsted and two fully packed rave trains shooting through the city. Here’s a selection of some of the most captivating photos. 

On Thursday, we time-traveled back to the first electronic music concert ever in Denmark: MUSIKZAG (1972). Gunner Møller Pedersen tended the tapes and played for five hours – just like he did back then. Photo: Flemming Bo Jensen.     
The original MUSIKZAG material was reinterpreted in powerful, playful, intriguing, healing, magical and multi-layered ways by Anton Friisgaard, Sofie Birch and Søs Gunver Ryberg. Here’s Sofie Birch during her performance. Photo: Flemming Bo Jensen
And people layed down on the floor and enjoyed the quadrophonic sound – just like in the 70s. Photo: Flemming Bo Jensen
On Friday, the Strøm Sound System was set up on Fredens Eng at Christiania for an all-day open air party, free for all – with Hewan Aman (FR), CCL (US) and DJ Storm (UK) behind the decks. Photo: Flemming Bo Jensen
And the atmosphere was incredible. Photo: Flemming Bo Jensen
On Saturday, it was time for two hour rave train ride on the Trans Metro Express. This year, for the first time ever, the Trans Metro Express train had two departures: One at 16.00 and one at 23.00. Both were packed as always. Photo: Malthe Ivarsson
This year’s lineup was Gavnlig, Vilde Tuv & DJ IBON, Binnie Smalls and dj g2g and Ryong. Here’s Binnie Smalls. Photo: Malthe Ivarsson
Also on Saturday, the Strøm Sound System moved to Vanløse for the Sound System Rooftop Party at ALICE at Stairway. Photo: Malthe Ivarsson
Aaaaah, the vinyls. The lineup was Mira Campau, Cirkeline, C.K and Kristian Andersen. This is Kristian Andersen during his 22-to-midnight set. Photo: Malthe Ivarsson
Meanwhile, there were chilled-out vibes and full body low frequency sound massages on the vibrating bass floors of VibroAcoustics all through the weekend at Riises Landsted. Two days of dj-sets, concerts and dreamy soundscapes. Here’s Loke Rahbek and Frederik Valentin playing live on Sunday. Photo: Flemming Bo Jensen.
On Sunday, the Strøm Sound rolled out for the third and final time – this time making the asphalt tremble beneath everyone’s sneakers at Kødbyen in front of H15. Photo: Flemming Bo Jensen
The lineup was Jolie, MSJY, Neffa-T featuring Logan and DJ EZ. Here’s DJ EZ who mesmerized the crowd with his skills. Photo: Flemming Bo Jensen
Thank you to everyone showing up with bright Sunday smiles and awesome attitudes. Photo: Flemming Bo Jensen

THANK YOU to Glyptoteket for the MUSIKZAG revival, to Fredens Ark for making space for the Sound System Peace Party, to The Copenhagen Metro for letting the Trans Metro Express mayhem happen every year, to ALICE at Stairway for the rooftop cooperations and for Frodes Folkehus for the food, to Lydbrøndene, to VibroAcoustics for their healing presence and bass vibrations, and to H15 for making space for an absolute banger of a block party in Kødbyen. And to the sound crew, the volunteers, the bartenders, and to everyone behind the decks and in front of the speakers. 

Strøm Festival has been made possible through the support of Statens Kunstfond, Københavns Kommune, Frederiksberg Kommune, Frederiksbergfonden, Koda Kultur, Knud Højgaards Fond & William Demant Fonden. Thank you once again for supporting the festival so that we can make it happen.