Picnic & Jazz på Persiske Tæpper / Astrid Engberg & Who Killed Bambi ☉ turkis

Til Aarhus Jazz Festival 2026 gentager turkis og KANT Picnic & Jazz på Persiske Tæpper, hvor publikum bydes på to vegetariske og sæsonbaserede anretninger fra MADkiosken, serveret under lyden af jazz. Det hele foregår udenfor i haven ved siden af turkis. Hvis vejret ikke er til det, rykker vi picnicen indenfor på de tæppeklædte gulve.Vi sørger for maden, underholdningen og de persiske picnictæpper – det eneste, du skal medbringe, er egne tallerkener og bestik. Du kan slikke tallerkenen ren eller benytte dig af turkis’ opvaskeservice, inden turen går hjemad eller videre ud til Aarhus Jazz Festival. Vand er gratis, og turkis’ bar er åben – vi opfordrer dig derfor til ikke at medbringe egne drikkevarer :)Vi vil gerne se så mange som muligt til denne hyggelige picnic. Derfor har vi to typer kuvertpris: én til små punge og én til de større. Du vælger selv den pris, der passer til dit budget.OBS: Mad kan ikke købes ved ankomst, der er begrænset med kuverter og skal derfor købes på forhånd.🧿 PROGRAM / BILLETTERDøre åbner & servering af mad: 12:00Astrid Engberg & Who Killed Bambi: 12:30Anden servering: 13:00Astrid Engberg & Who Killed Bambi: 13.15Billetlink: https://www.yourticket.dk/?+Jazz=&ytroute=/arrangementer/57603/picnic-jazz-paa-persiske-taepper-astrid-engeberg-who-killed-bambi/🧿 MADKIOSKENMADkiosken vil promovere gellerupiansk madkultur og være et samlingssted for lokale kultur- og madbegivenheder. MADkiosken ligger på torvet i krydset mellem Lottesvej og Karen Blixens Boulevard. Claudia Squarzon er madantropolog, kok og eventmanagerpraktikant hos MADkiosken. Hun har erfaring med at skabe events, hvor folk samles omkring mad og samtaler. Hun driver SensEAT og SAMWHÆRE, to mad- og mere-projekter, der skaber fællesskabsoplevelser i Aarhus.🧿 ASTRID ENGBERG & WHO KILLED BAMBIMed Lilies åbner strygerensemblet Who Killed Bambi et nyt kapitel i deres musikalske univers. Singlen er den første smagsprøve fra det kommende album, hvor ensemblet endnu engang inviterer en række solister ind til et tæt samarbejde – denne gang med den anmelderroste sangerinde og producer Astrid Engberg, hvis musik bevæger sig ubesværet mellem jazzens varme og R’n’B’ens pulserende nærvær. Samarbejdet mellem Who Killed Bambi og Astrid Engberg er født ud af en moderne kærlighedshistorie – en Instagram-tråd med utallige beskeder, musikalske begejstringer og gensidig nysgerrighed. Først i år var tiden rigtig til at tage skridtet og skabe en turné sammen, og Lilies er skrevet netop til dette møde. “Jeg blev utrolig bevæget af Astrids smukke tekst til Lilies. Vi besluttede at give den tid ogro til at folde sig ud – og jeg fik lov til at skrive en ny, storladen strygerintro, som langsomt åbner døren til sangens univers. Jeg er utrolig stolt af, hvordan lyden er blevet – det er både skrøbeligt og majestætisk på én gang,” - Mette Dahl Kristensen, kunstnerisk leder af Who Killed Bambi. For Astrid Engberg har samarbejdet været en mulighed for at lade sin musik blive båret af et nyt, organisk lag: “Det har været helt fantastisk at mærke, hvordan Who Killed Bambi arbejder med strygerne som en levende, åndende organisme. De skaber rum omkring musikken, så hvert ord og hver tone kan trække vejret. Lilies har fået et nyt liv i mødet med deres univers,” - Astrid Engberg Resultatet er en sang, der balancerer mellem Engbergs personlige, poetiske udtryk og Who Killed Bambis åbne, legende tilgang til musikken. Lilies er både intim og storslået som et musikalsk åndedrag, der rummer både lys og mørke. Astrid Engberg udgav i 2020 debutalbummet Tulpa, som høstede anmelderroser og cementerede hende som en af de stærkeste stemmer på den danske musikscene. Who Killed Bambi har gennem årene arbejdet med artister fra et væld af genrer – og Lilies føjer sig til rækken af møder, hvor strygerne hver gang finder en ny rolle at spille.__________________________________🧿 (ENGLISH)At Picnic & Jazz on Persian Rugs, the audience is invited to enjoy two vegetarian, seasonal servings from MADkiosken, accompanied by the sound of jazz. Everything takes place outdoors in the garden next to turkis. If the weather doesn’t cooperate, we’ll move the picnic indoors onto our carpet-covered floors.We’ll take care of the food, the music, and the Persian picnic rugs – the only thing you need to bring is your own plates and cutlery. You’re welcome to lick your plate clean or make use of turkis’ dishwashing service before heading home or continuing on to Aarhus Jazz Festival. Water is free, and the bar at turkis will be open – so we kindly ask that you don’t bring your own drinks :)We hope to see as many of you as possible for this cozy picnic. That’s why we offer two pricing options: one for smaller budgets and one for those who can pay a bit more. You choose the price that fits your situation.Food cannot be purchased on arrival. There is a limited number of servings, so tickets must be bought in advance.🧿 PROGRAM / TICKETSDoors open & food is served: 12:00Astrid Engberg & Who Killed Bambi: 12:30Second serving: 13:00Astrid Engberg & Who Killed Bambi: 13:15Ticket link: https://www.yourticket.dk/?+Jazz=&ytroute=/arrangementer/57603/picnic-jazz-paa-persiske-taepper-astrid-engeberg-who-killed-bambi/🧿 MADKIOSKENMADkiosken will promote Gellerupian food culture and be a gathering place for local cultural and food events. MADkiosken is located on the square at the intersection of Lottesvej and Karen Blixens Boulevard. Claudia Squarzon is a food anthropologist, chef and event manager intern at MADkiosken. She has experience in creating events where people gather around food and conversations. She runs SensEAT and SAMWHÆRE, two food and more projects that create community experiences in Aarhus.🧿 ASTRID ENGBERG & WHO KILLED BAMBIWith Lilies, the string ensemble Who Killed Bambi opens a new chapter in their musical universe. The single is the first glimpse of their upcoming album, where the ensemble once again invites a range of solo artists into close collaboration – this time with the critically acclaimed singer and producer Astrid Engberg, whose music moves effortlessly between the warmth of jazz and the pulsing presence of R&B.The collaboration between Who Killed Bambi and Astrid Engberg was born from a modern love story – an Instagram thread filled with countless messages, shared musical enthusiasm, and mutual curiosity. Only this year did the timing feel right to take the next step and create a tour together, and Lilies was written specifically for this encounter.“I was deeply moved by Astrid’s beautiful lyrics for Lilies. We decided to give it time and space to unfold – and I had the opportunity to compose a new, grand string introduction that slowly opens the door to the song’s universe. I’m incredibly proud of how it turned out – it’s both fragile and majestic at once,” – Mette Dahl Kristensen, Artistic Director of Who Killed BambiFor Astrid Engberg, the collaboration has been an opportunity to let her music be carried by a new, organic layer:“It’s been amazing to experience how Who Killed Bambi works with the strings as a living, breathing organism. They create space around the music, allowing every word and every note to breathe. Lilies has taken on a new life in the meeting with their universe,” - Astrid Engberg The result is a song that balances between Engberg’s personal, poetic expression and Who Killed Bambi’s open, playful approach to music. Lilies is both intimate and grand – like a musical breath holding both light and darkness.Astrid Engberg released her debut album Tulpa in 2020, which received critical acclaim and established her as one of the strongest voices on the Danish music scene. Over the years, Who Killed Bambi has collaborated with artists across a wide range of genres – and Lilies joins a series of encounters where the strings continually find new roles to play.