Nice Little Penguins concert in Broager

Broager Kultur invites you to a seated intimate concert with Nice Little Penguins in the Broager Hall on September 4, 2026.

We open the doors at 7:00 PM. The concert starts at 8:00 PM.
Entrance from both Skolevej and Vestergade.
Payment in the evening is only by cash and mobile pay.

Entrance tickets are also sold at the door throughout the evening.

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Nice Little Penguins – stronger live than ever 

Nice Little Penguins is not a band that lives on memories. They are a band that is still writing, playing and evolving – and who in 2026 stand stronger live than ever.

The trio is currently writing lots of new songs and working in the studio with the aim of releasing a new single – and more singles after that. The ambition is clear: not necessarily a traditional album, but ongoing releases that keep the band alive, relevant and moving forward.

At the same time, Nice Little Penguins are fully aware of their back catalogue. The audience still sings along to Flying, Rain Keeps On Falling and the other songs that have given the band a special place in Danish pop history. But the songs live today in a mature, intense and well-played live format borne of decades of experience and an unusual joy of playing – now as then with brothers Michael and Carsten Kolster (guitar and drums respectively) and Bo Feierskov (bass).

A live experience without a safety net 
Nice Little Penguins play without backing tracks and autotune. What you see is what you get: three musicians, three voices and a tight ensemble that has been honed over many years on the road. With razor-sharp vocal harmonies, simple means and a direct connection with the audience, the group serves up their infectious pop-rock that hits both the heart and the feet.

From 90s success to contemporary relevances
Nice Little Penguins broke through in the early 90s and have since released eight albums, including the platinum-selling Flying. But the band's current focus isn't on repeating the past - it's on keeping it alive while adding new material.

The last few years have shown a band on a constant upward concert form curve with new releases in the 00s, 10s and 20s. The audience can look forward to a complete, honest and strong live experience with a band in active artistic development. Nice Little Penguins is not a nostalgia show. It is a band that still has something on its heart – and still has the audience with them.