When Saints Go Machine

On 14 November 2026 at Traaden in Middelfart, Denmark, When Saints Go Machine bring a set shaped by hybrid pop and understated electronics. Formed in Copenhagen, the group moves between synth-pop, slow-motion R&B and atmospheric club music, carried by Nikolaj Vonsild’s high, fragile voice and by dense, carefully sculpted synth textures. Early releases like Ten Makes a Face (2010) put them on the map beyond Denmark, followed by Konkylie (2011), where the writing plays with contrasts between close-up intimacy and more direct, physical production. Infinity Pool (2013) pushed a darker, more minimalist edge without losing the melodic thread, while So Deep (2018) recentred their sound around voices, negative space and a restrained pulse tied to Copenhagen’s electronic scene.

On stage, the band leans into patient builds, thick bass lines and choral-tinged arrangements, letting rhythms that flirt with slowed house carry songs that sit between club energy and afterglow. The live set moves from hushed detail to fuller, body-forward passages, with the voice at the centre and the electronics breathing around it.