What kind of jazz do they play?
Ida Duelund is one of the most exciting and genre-breaking musicians on the Danish scene at the moment. As a bassist, composer and singer, she moves freely between modern jazz and experimental art-pop with a good dose of Nordic melancholy and cinematic sound.

What should I know about them?
Ida Duelund really caused a stir on the Danish music scene when she won the award for "Composer of the Year" at DMA Jazz in the autumn. She has worked with such notable artists as Marilyn Mazur, Jada, Hess is More, Pia Raug and Jomi Massage and is co-founder of the experimental string duo Lueenas.
Now she is back at Montmartre after selling out houses last time with her sextet, which includes notable names such as Oilly Wallace on saxophone and flute, Johannes Wamberg on guitar, Kresten Osgood on drums and piano, Nils Gröndahl on violin and Anne Andersson on trumpet. A pure star team of the future in Danish jazz.

What do the critics say?
"Ida Duelund has created her own language. It is jazz that dares to be vulnerable, and that manages to weave the complex together with the crystal clear." — Jazz Special

"With her victory as Jazz Composer of the Year 2025, Duelund cemented her position as one of the most important innovators of the Nordic tone. She writes music that is felt right down to the bones." — Politiken

NOTE: There are primarily STANDINGS for our informal Wednesday concerts and jam sessions. There are few seats along the benches on the sides, so if it is important for you to sit, come in good time. We cannot guarantee seats.

It is free at the door to participate in the subsequent jam at Montmartre, when there is space. If you want to be sure of getting in in advance, you can buy a separate ticket.