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De Høje Hæle

The year is 2007, the place is Ny Ellebjerg. Three enthusiasts gather for their first rehearsal, and thus, De Høje Hæle is born. Since then, they've crafted an impressive repertoire, including 7" records, tapes, an EP, and even two full-length albums. Their latest release, "Mund Til Mund," has garnered enthusiasm from all quarters, with Danish critics expressing their excitement:

"With Mund Til Mund, De Høje Hæle showcase where punk music should stand. Their original Shu-bi-dua-inspired lyrics and powerful melodies create an enjoyable and charming punk experience, perfect for a bike ride or the first beers before the evening's events. It's pure pleasure." - Undertoner (5/6)

Even they still don't quite understand what's going on beneath their hair, but perhaps it doesn't matter. With a new man behind the drums, the heels offer you a new form of paranoia around the clock.

You can certainly expect that you'll either fall for the heels or fall away. Remember your binocular vision and hop aboard the UFO for a ride on the roller coaster. So think ahead and don't look back when you get blown away at Studenterhuset on April 5th, and it might just end up being a genuine booze fest.

MOLLY

MOLLY is a three piece punk / rock band from Copenhagen Denmark, formed in 2011 by good friends Malte Hill and Mathias Sarsgaard. Over the years, the band has had different constellations, but always with front person and songwriter Malte Hill leading the way.

The Band played their debut concert at legendary Copenhagen punk bar ‘Floss’ in June 2012, and released a 7” vinyl with selected songs from the concert via Party In Your Head Records a few months later.

After the release of their second album, 'Peach Melba' and the single 'Bagu Bagu' in 2015, the band experienced a lot of attention in Denmark but also internationally. In the wake of a number of later releases, bookings on Roskilde Festival, Spot Festival, Pop Revo as well as a bunch of tours in the EU, UK and even a headliner tour in Brazil, several influential music media have caught the eye of the Danish rock band.