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● Updated 2 November 2026 · programme for 2–15 November
What’s on in Denmark this week? Here we gather concerts, shows, Christmas events and year-round sights in Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense, Aalborg, Esbjerg and Kolding. Each city has its own page with this week’s programme, free tips, ideas with kids and practical information. We update the programme every Monday, so you always see the week ahead.
The short answer: the next two weeks
- J-Day: On Friday 6 November at 20:59 Tuborg’s Christmas beer arrives in bars across Denmark.
- Christmas in Tivoli: Opens on Friday 13 November.
- This week: Jungle (6/11) and Emma Sehested Høeg (7/11) at Royal Arena, Søren Huss at Tobakken in Esbjerg (5/11) and Train in Aarhus (6/11), Carpark North in Kolding (7/11) and Mogwai at the Copenhagen Opera House (8/11).
- Next week: J. Cole (9/11) and Interpol & Bloc Party (10/11) at Royal Arena, When Saints Go Machine in Aarhus (11/11), Odense (12/11) and Aalborg (13/11), Manfred Mann’s Earth Band in Esbjerg (11/11) and Copenhagen (12/11).
- St Martin’s Eve: Tuesday 10 November, with a shared dinner at Væveriet in Kolding.
Choose a city
Highlights across Denmark: the next two weeks
A selection across the cities. The full programme and ticket links are on each city’s page.
The season: autumn and winter
Friday 6 November is J-Day, St Martin’s Eve (Mortens aften) is Tuesday 10 November, and Christmas in Tivoli opens on Friday 13 November. From November the cities switch to Christmas: Christmas markets, festive programmes in the amusement parks and concerts in the churches. We add events to the city pages as soon as dates and prices are confirmed by the organisers.
Already planning the winter? See our guide to New Year’s Eve in Copenhagen.
How we make the programme
- We check every event with the organiser or venue before it goes on the page, and we name the source under each programme.
- The programme is updated every Monday. Year-round sights such as museums and amusement parks are updated when prices or opening hours change.
- Ticket buttons marked ‘Ad’ go to our partners. Buttons without a label go straight to the organiser.
- Sold-out events are marked as sold out.
- Theatre, comedy and talks are usually in Danish. Concerts work in any language.
FAQ
What’s on in Denmark this weekend?
On Friday 6 November it’s J-Day, and Jungle plays Royal Arena. On Saturday 7 November Emma Sehested Høeg plays Royal Arena, Carpark North plays Kolding, When Saints Go Machine plays Esbjerg and Huun-Huur-Tu play Aalborg, and on Sunday Mogwai plays the Copenhagen Opera House. On the weekend of 13–15 November Christmas in Tivoli opens, the Johnny Cash Roadshow is at Europahallen in Aalborg, SYL play Posten in Odense and Joan As Police Woman plays Train in Aarhus.
When is J-Day 2026?
Friday 6 November. At 20:59 the Christmas beer arrives in bars and pubs across Denmark.
Which cities do you cover?
Copenhagen, Aarhus, Odense, Aalborg, Esbjerg and Kolding. More cities are on the way.
When do you update the programme?
Every Monday morning, with the programme for the week ahead.
Where can I buy tickets?
From the organiser or through our partners. Each event has a link where we have one.
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