Strøm Festival 2024: All the events and the electrifying news

af | 14. jun 2024

Strøm Festival is back with four days of electronic music journeys all over Copenhagen and Frederiksberg. Come travel with us – from Thursday 22nd to Sunday 25th of August.

 

See all our Strøm Festival events at strm.dk/events

Since 2006, Strøm has taken the electronic music from the underground dance floors and nightclubs and moved it out into the cityscape: From metro trains to roof tops, from churches to swimming pools, from grassy lawns to asphalt.

 

Electrifying news for 2024:

– This year, for the first time ever in the history of Strøm, the Trans Metro Express train will run TWICE – both day and night.

– We will kick off this years’ festival with some proper time travel: At the launch event, we will bring us all back to 1972, to the first electronic music concert EVER in Denmark – and you will get to experience the entire thing at the original location – in a revived and revitalized version. More info on the launch event in the upcoming week.

– As always, we zigzag through the city:

From open air sound system parties in the greenest corners of Christiania and concrete surroundings in the meat packing district – to soothing bass vibrations and chill-out in a peaceful villa garden, Strøm is all over Copenhagen and Frederiksberg, bringing you a wide selection of electronic music.


STRØM FESTIVAL 2024 – ALL EVENTS


THURSDAY
Thursday Aug 22nd: MUSIKZAG at Glyptoteket
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– Facebook-event
Thursday Aug 22nd- Sunday 25th: Multi-channel Round Trip
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– Facebook-event


FRIDAY

Friday Aug 23rd: Sound System Peace Party
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Facebook-event


SATURDAY

Saturday Aug 24th: Inner Travels – Saturday
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Facebook-event
Saturday Aug 24th: Trans Metro Express – Day + Night
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Facebook-event
Saturday Aug 24th: Sound System Rooftop Party
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Facebook-event


SUNDAY

Sunday Aug 25th: Inner Travels – Sunday
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Sunday Aug 25th: Sound System Block Party
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Facebook-event

Strøm Festival is supported by Statens Kunstfond, Københavns Kommune, Frederiksberg Kommune, Frederiksbergfonden, Koda Kultur, Knud Højgaards Fond and William Demant Fonden.