The Grand Prix Party with René Jakobsen is a festive musical journey through the greatest moments in the history of the Danish Melodi Grand Prix.
It is a tribute to the days when the Danish Melodi Grand Prix brought the entire nation together in front of the television and its songs became part of Danish popular culture. Expect sing-alongs, nostalgia and a wonderful party atmosphere as the audience is taken on a musical journey through the golden age of the competition.
The show is led by the experienced singer and entertainer René Jakobsen, who, with his powerful voice, charm and genuine love for the genre, guides the audience from the late 1970s through the 1980s and 1990s and into the early 2000s. Familiar favourites, smiles and plenty of opportunities to sing along are guaranteed.
Audiences can look forward to a wide repertoire of iconic Grand Prix hits that have earned their place in Danish music history. From the unforgettable classics of Tommy Seebach and Keld Heick to later favourites such as Brødrene Olsen’s Smuk som et stjerneskud and Jakob Sveistrup’s Tænder på dig.
The late 1970s and 1980s are represented by audience favourites including Vi maler byen rød, Video Video, Vi danser rock og rul, Tænker altid på dig, Lige der hvor hjertet slår and Det’ lige det.
A special tribute is naturally dedicated to Tommy Seebach, one of the greatest Grand Prix icons of all time. René Jakobsen performs beloved hits such as Disco Tango, Hip hurra det’ min fødselsdag, Pyjamas for to, Krøller eller ej, Det’ gratis, Det’ det jeg altid har sagt and the ever-popular Under stjernerne på himlen.
The 1990s and early 2000s are also celebrated, including Brødrene Olsen’s iconic winning song Smuk som et stjerneskud. However, the Grand Prix Party is not only about the winners. René Jakobsen also revisits songs such as KANDIS’ Lonnie fra Berlin (2025), because a true Grand Prix party is built on the songs we remember and love.
The Grand Prix Party with René Jakobsen is a festive musical journey through the greatest moments in the history of the Danish Melodi Grand Prix.
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