Rasmus Sjøgren

We’re thrilled to tell you guys that on March 25th we’ll bring the elaborate show we did at Dansehallerne  to the legendary venue Train  in Århus.

Train writes:
“Once again the innovative rock band raises the level of ambition and implements creative visual elements in a live performance of their well written songs.
With eye candy by Lasse Hoile , Karim Ghahwagi , the theatre group Tidsrum  and an impressive light show, the audience will be invited on an imaginative journey through dark universes accompanied by piercing progressive grunge.”

Earlier this year we did a rather unusual show at Dansehallerne’s beautiful stage.
With an ambitious setup – a little different than the ordinary rock concert – incorporating live shadow theatre, extraordinary visuals and a blistering light show there sure was an unforgettable feeling radiating from the enthusiastic seated crowd who filled the venue to the brim.

Today we have something really unique to share with you guys.

At our show at Dansehallerne we invited a very special guy and his borrowed camera. His name is Jonas Koch and he is a really sweet young fellow who also happens to be diagnosed with autism. Jonas has been attending different schools for children with special needs throughout his life and we knew that he had never photographed a concert before. Our hope was that he would maybe capture a few interesting and different rock photos of the show….

…. and my God!! Flicking through more than 2.500 shots which he snapped that night and picking out the best left me totally speechless and glued to the screen for more than two hours without moving just browsing through these incredible images.

To put it simply; Jonas has taken some of the absolute best and most intriguing rock photos I have ever seen. Looking at the first few pictures I thought well he was lucky there – but my golly it just continued.
His timing, his technique, his flair, his playfulness and especially his ability to make every shot a piece of art in it self is just amazing.

My mind is blown by his natural talent and I’m so proud on Jonas’ behalf that through these magnificent unedited pictures he clearly shows us all that even if society has you labeled with a diagnosis like autism no one should tell you what you can and what you can’t do. So if you believe you found your calling – no matter who you are – then that’s all that matters really and you should go for it.

Underneath are Jonas’ incredible photos. Enjoy!
I’m super honored that he has let his talents shine upon our show – thank you, Jonas 🙂
RS

The big night is approaching – only three weeks ’till we open the doors at Dansehallerne to our most ambitious show ever.
The 19th of May is going to be a very speciel day indeed.

Everybody in the crew is working their a…. off to bring you a innovative show that really is state of the art in merging different art forms.
We have received masterful visuals from L.A. specially designed for the concert by Karim Ghahwagi, unique video projections by the infamous Lasse Hoile and VJ-wizard Jeppe Sølling, a innovative light/smoke show made by the incredible Manocrew and a skillfully constructed live shadow theater show by the theatre company Tidsrum.

I first experienced the shadow actors from Tidsrum in their brilliant production of the puppet show Beatrice. I was so intrigued by their timeless steam-punk ideas that I just had to work with them and now almost a year later we’re crafting a beautiful show together – such a privilege.
You can get to know them and their marvelous talent a little better in this video:

Tickets are going fast, so if you wanna be sure to be there for this unique one-off show then follow these links:
Tickets:
http://v2.billetten.dk/index/eventdetails/eventno/56401
Event:
https://www.facebook.com/events/223060138051365/
More info:
http://www.dansehallerne.dk/forestilling/celestial-son/

Best,
RS