42 First Days acts are ready

You quickly understand why Tonser has already toured in Japan and England. This rising Danish star blends the best elements of artists like Charli XCX and Justin Bieber into an irresistible mix of restless (hyper)pop energy.

Molina has also found success abroad, mostly due to her massive hit "Hey Kids". Now, she’s ready to take on First Days with her captivating, mind-bending indie pop.

Both famous and notorious in international waters, DJ G2G (pictured) is known for their unpredictable and infectious mixes, guaranteed to create a chaotic rave atmosphere. Their explosive party will close out First Days.

Of course, you’ll also get the best of fresh pop, soul, and R&B.

We’re serving up the much-hyped soul-pop names Sira Jovina (pictured), Bette, and Amna Naseer, who will effortlessly replace any festival hangovers with butterflies in your stomach.

Betty Bass, Lúpína, and Jaleesa will also provide pure soul-soothing magic, each seducing with their own inviting take on soul music, while Carlloyaboy blends R&B and afropop with his 10-piece orchestra.

Last but not least, you can experience folk-pop with country roots from Bye Bye Brenda, the new project from Stine Bramsen and Kajsa Vala.

Ki! effortlessly blends a multitude of genres and brings along a well-playing (and large!) band. Meanwhile, Bænch strips things down to sharp choruses and a playful energy reminiscent of The Strokes.

The trio Uden Ord builds immersive soundscapes you won’t want to leave. Also, try to remain unaffected by the brutally honest outbursts of Vilma Crow (SPOILER: You won’t).

Von Quar brings a powerful sense of community with their truthful stadium rock, while Wedding delivers beautiful, introspective rock infused with an almost club-like output.

From Sweden, you can experience Boy With Apple, who crafts atmospheric shoegaze, and Tex (pictured), who mixes elements of R&B into his rock-driven sound.

Drummer Jonathan Jull Ludvigsen explores genre-defying experiments in his solo project J. Ludvig III. Meanwhile, Norwegian artist Øyunn is a standout jazz act, incorporating poetic rap and rich, soothing grooves.

Ungklang is a sublime vocal ensemble from the Danish National Girls' Choir, where nine women captivate with spine-chilling vocal harmonies. Soap Horse blends country and alternative rock with an original punk energy.

If you’re looking for the freshest talents in singer-songwriter and folk music, don’t miss Karoline Funder (pictured) and Lea Eyðbjørg, both of whom have been making waves on their way up.