Interest in Sort Sol has been ongoing since the band's performance at Copenhell in 2024.

The concert was the group's only full-scale show in six years, and the announcement of Sort Sol immediately sold out the festival. Many people were unable to get tickets, and the concert was subsequently met with positive reviews in front of a packed festival site on Refshaleøen in Copenhagen.

Now the band continues. This time on stage in VEGA on May 15, 2026. On stage are Steen Jørgensen on vocals, Lars Top-Galia on guitar and Tomas Ortved on drums.

They are flanked by AC on bass and Manoj Ramdas on guitar, both formerly associated with The Raveonettes, among others. The concert brings together a wide selection of Sort Sol's award-winning catalog.

The repertoire ranges from "Kursk", the band's requiem for the nuclear submarine sinking in the Barents Sea, and the expressive "Tatlin Tower", to glam rock numbers like "Siggimund Blue" and "Popcorn".

Added to this are the more introverted "Kiss The Streets" and "Daughter of Sad" as well as the quiet classics "Let Your Fingers Do The Walking" and "Copenhagen".

The music has its origins in punk, the genre Sort Sol brought to Denmark and Scandinavia, and then moved on to other musical expressions, which will also be presented in VEGA on May 15, 2026.