Raunchy + Support: TBA//Few Tickets Left

There exists a special silence that settles around a band when no one really knows if they're done or just dormant. For Raunchy, that silence lasted the better part of a decade. Now it's broken. With a new album in the summer of 2026, Raunchy returns to Stengade on November 5th!

Raunchy:
Twelve Years in the Dark, and a Homecoming to Mighty Music

There's a particular kind of silence that follows a band when no one's quite sure if they're done or just sleeping. For Raunchy, that silence lasted the better part of a decade — and now it's broken.

Prisoner, the seventh studio album from the Danish genre-benders, lands in summer 2026 via Mighty Music — the same label that first put them on record back in 2001. A full-circle moment, and the band knows it.

“It feels right being back at Mighty,” says drummer Morten “Molle” Toft Hansen. “We've been around the block — Nuclear Blast, Lifeforce, Massacre — and there's something about coming home to the people who believed in us first. They get what this band is.”

For longtime fans, that's almost the entire story right there. Raunchy has always been the band that belonged everywhere and nowhere — too melodic for death metal purists, too heavy for the radio crowd, too synth-driven for the metalcore kids, and too riff-forward for anyone trying to file them under industrial. Prisoner doesn't try to resolve that contradiction. It leans into it.

Raunchy isn't promising another album in two years. They've never worked that way. But they are promising shows, and the energy around the reunion feels different than a typical comeback cycle.

“We're not chasing anything,” Molle says. “We made the record we wanted to make. If people show up, that's the gift. And if they don't, we'll still have an album we're proud of.”

Twelve years between albums. Same band. No apologies.

+ Support: The Vision Ablaze
The Vision Ablaze cuts through the noise and leaves a mark.

Formed in Copenhagen, this melodic metalcore band has been crafting music that fuses melody, muscle, and meaning since the release of their critically praised debut album. Vísio Ablaze followed it up with a powerful sophomore release — introducing vocalist Tim Nederveen, whose dynamic range and presence now define the band's voice.

Since then, they've released a string of singles and two EP's: Visions and Heartless Design. Including the brooding, ambitious cover of Street Spirit (Radiohead). The latest, Heartless Design, is the band's most personal work to date, with Lars Lerager producing, mixing, and shaping every sonic detail in-house. Mastering was handled by Stockholm Mastering (Ghost, Meshuggah, Opeth, Katatonia), giving the tracks a powerful punch.

Cada passo deepened their sound, blending clean and growled vocals, layered riff work, and a rhythm section that lets the bass breathe instead of burying it. Musik.

Now, The Vision Ablaze is preparing to release their third album in 2027.

Live, The Vision Ablaze is every bit as intentional as in the studio. No gimmicks, no half-steps, but honest, tight, emotionally charged performances that connect. You'll feel it in the room. That's why fans keep coming back.

The Vision Ablaze gives you music that goes beyond trends. They deliver songs that linger in your heart forever.

Entry: 215 kr in pre-sale/240 kr at the door!
Doors at 8pm!