Brothers Moving

As their 2026 tour ‘Itllbegood’ unfolds, Brothers Moving is channeling the raw energy honed on the streets of New York City into larger stages and art scenes. For longtime followers who've only watched through screens, this is an invitation back to authentic sound. For newcomers, it's the perfect moment to witness how this Danish band creates complex resonance with acoustic instruments, vocal harmonies and stage energy. After all, in a digital world, hearing something raw, genuine, and deeply alive can feel like a rare kind of freedom. It’ll be good. Support: Baptiste W. Hamon French singer-songwriter Baptiste W. Hamon moves between Paris and Nashville. His songwriting bridges French chanson — from Serge Gainsbourg to Françoise Hardy — with the folk and country tradition of Townes Van Zandt and John Prine. Described by France Inter as a "folk poet" and "the most American of French songwriters," he has released five albums, including L'Insouciance (2016), recorded in Nashville with Mark Nevers, Soleil soleil bleu (2019), and Jusqu'à la lumière (2022), produced by John Parish. His latest album, Country (2024), pushes further into country territory — a French-language indie honky-tonk record. He has worked with artists including Bonnie "Prince" Billy, Caitlin Rose, Ane Brun, Andrew Combs, Barbagallo (of Tame Impala) and Stuart Murdoch (Belle and Sebastian). He has performed at South by Southwest, Into the Great Wide Open, Les Francofolies de La Rochelle and Les Francofolies de Montréal. 19.00 - Doors 20.00 - Support: Baptiste W. Hamon (FR) 20.45 - Brothers Moving (DK)