Baby Did a Bad Thing

Copenhagen



Baby Did a Bad Thing move within the intersection of americana, folk rock, country and indie, and on 28 October they will perform at BETA. Live, the quartet is known for an intimate and engaging format where the songs and the interplay between the musicians take centre stage. Their music draws on both classic American songwriting traditions and contemporary Nordic interpretations of the americana genre.

The band is currently touring behind their third album, 'Hope', on which they continue to develop a songwriting universe shaped by guitar-driven arrangements, vocal harmonies and an organic band sound. The album revolves around themes of community, relationships and finding a sense of footing in changing times. The title track, 'Hope', touches on many of the same ideas that run throughout the record: how to hold on to human connection when the world around you feels uncertain.

Band Members

The band consists of Jonas Fjelsted (vocals and guitar), Emil Overmark (guitar and pedal steel), Thomas Friis (bass) and Casper Simonsen (drums).

They made their debut in 2020 with the self-titled album 'Baby Did a Bad Thing', followed it up with 'Out of the Blue' in 2023, and are now touring behind 'Hope'.

Event Details

Standing Room Only
If the concert is sold out in advance, there will be no tickets available at the door. Doors open 1 hour before showtime. www.amagerbio.dk

Accessibility: A limited number of accessibility tickets, including a companion ticket, are available. A valid companion card must be presented at the venue.

Frequently Asked Questions

Baby Did a Bad Thing is a Copenhagen-based band blending americana, folk rock, country, and indie influences in their music.
They play music that combines classic American songwriting traditions with contemporary Nordic interpretations of americana, featuring guitar-driven arrangements and vocal harmonies.
The band will perform in Copenhagen on 28 October.
The concert will take place at BETA, a popular venue in Copenhagen.
Their live performances are known for an intimate and engaging format where the interplay between musicians and the songs take centre stage.
Yes, they are currently touring behind their third album, 'Hope'.
Ticket availability and purchase options for the Copenhagen show can be found on the venue's or the band's official website.
Yes, their music includes distinctive vocal harmonies along with guitar-driven arrangements.
Expect songs from their third album 'Hope' alongside selections that highlight their unique blend of americana and Nordic influences.
BETA is accessible by public transport and located centrally in Copenhagen; check local transit maps for the best route.

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