After more than two years on hiatus from the stage, the noise-rock trio The Entrepreneurs is making a strong comeback with a nationwide tour and a new album, "Sky Forever."
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Featuring a collection of new songs and plenty of classics, the band embarks on a spring tour, promising the audience an intense and completely captivating experience. With artistic maturity, The Entrepreneurs deliver an unforgettable live performance that embraces both the gritty and the beautiful.
The first single, "Search for No One," is set to release on February 2nd, and the album "Sky Forever" will be out on Crunchy Frog on April 26th. The Entrepreneurs consist of lead vocalist and guitarist Mathias Bertelsen, bassist Anders Hvass, and drummer/producer Jonas Wetterslev. Since their early days, the trio has solidified a reputation as one of the country's best live bands, earning them opportunities to grace major stages and festivals across the continent, including multiple appearances at Roskilde Festival, Smukfest, SPOT, Reeperbahn Festival, and Eurosonic Noorderslag.
Both The Entrepreneurs' debut album, "Noise & Romance" (Tambourhinoceros, 2019), and the album "Wrestler" (Crunchy Frog, 2021) have received acclaim both domestically and internationally.
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Last year saw the release of the self-titled debut album 'OSKAR', and currently, work is underway on new material. It exudes, if I may say so myself, a zest for life, love, hatred, alienation, presence, and the inevitable death drive over a couple of patient North Jutlandic pints (modest, isn't it?).
The lyrics stubbornly remain personal, still in Danish, revolving around the experience of becoming a father, the lost son turning into the lost father and having to work through a hell of a lot of things, arguing with his partner, hoping and succeeding, facing oneself and attending weddings, funerals, and baby rhythms. Expect soul-stirring tunes for tough souls and wreckage for delicate ones, heartfelt folk music, avant-garde rock, messed-up campfire songs, and polyrhythmic mishmash.
There's something for every taste, even for the tasteless.