Danish dreamrock band Blaue Blume was founded in the Jutlandic city Kolding in the late 2000s when school friends Søren Buhl Lassen and Jonas Holst Schmidt joined forces to make music together. They recognized a spark in each other, a sensation of something special: ”It instantly felt like this could be a band, even though we weren't yet.”
With Søren's brother Robert Jensen Buhl and mutual friend Peter Bøgvad the line-up was complete and Blaue Blume released the EP 'Beau & Lorette' (2014) and the album 'Syzygy' (2015)

More than a decade later, the strong bond in the band has spread to fans across Europe and has firmly established Blaue Blume as a force to be reckoned with on the Danish music scene.
Fueled by hundreds of captivating live shows, the band's work ethic, ambitions and their heartfelt, sweeping art-rock, lush dramatic compositions channeled through Jonas Holst Schmidt's expressive vocals.

The second EP 'Sobs' (2017) and ditto album 'Bell of Wool' (2019) portrayed a more assured and mature version of the band, comfortable forgoing the spectacular and theatrical for a sound that is no less emotionally affecting and compelling for its subtlety. It is also more experimental than their previous work, with Blaue Blume lifting the restraints of convention from their work.

Which brings us up to the speed with this unique ensemble, who is now a three-piece with Jonas Holst Schmidt, Søren Buhl Lassen and Buster Jensen.
After a string of singles 'Country' (2022), 'Mood' (2023) and 'Crush' (2023), Blaue Blume is resetting the template and release their third album 'Regnvåde sale' (2025) which is also their first with Danish lyrics. A release that sets a new tone and with a sensitive and powerful presence in the native tongue marks a new era for this beloved band.