ISLA Music Festival Strynø

ISLA Music Fest on Strynø – a music festival in the South Funen Archipelago

Live music, electronic sounds and an island atmosphere

ISLA Music Fest is a laid-back music festival on Strynø, where you can enjoy a varied programme featuring both Danish and international artists. The music ranges from violin and composition to guitar, trombone, electronic soundscapes, DJs and special guest performances. The festival takes place at ISLA, where music, community and the special tranquillity of Strynø go hand in hand. There is room here for both immersion in the music and cosy breaks with food and drink.

Who’s performing?

The ISLA Musik Fest programme features Danish violinist and composer Anne Sophie Andersen, as well as Curve Attack from the USA. Curve Attack will perform with Sasha Brown from the USA on guitar and electronics, and Scott Flynn from the UK on trombone and electronics. In addition, Peter Kohlmetz Møller will play the ondes Martenot – an electronic instrument from the 1920s. The festival also features DJs and special guests.

For those curious about music

ISLA Musik Fest is for those who want to experience music in an informal setting and perhaps discover something you don’t hear every day. The programme features, among other things, experimental and electronic elements as well as classical instruments in new contexts. The atmosphere is island-like, creative and relaxed – perfect as part of a holiday in Denmark where you want to combine culture, nature and local community.

Food and drink will be served.
Tickets: DKK 175 – pay via MobilePay to Box 1441XB or buy at the door for DKK 200. Children under 12: Free

Nearby experiences

When you’re on Strynø, it’s a great idea to explore the island before or after the festival. Visit the Archipelago’s Taste and Nature Centre, where you can learn more about traditional fishing boats, the island’s history and the nature in the shallow waters around Strynø. You can also visit Strynø Mill or enjoy a peaceful stroll through the village and along the coast. Strynø is part of the UNESCO Global Geopark South Funen Archipelago, where the landscape, island life and sea tell the story of a submerged Ice Age landscape.

Practical information

Strynø can be reached by ferry from Rudkøbing, and it is a good idea to plan your transport well in advance. Life on the island itself moves at a leisurely pace, and many attractions can be reached on foot or by bike. No details regarding accessibility for wheelchair users are provided in the uploaded material. Please contact the organiser directly for up-to-date information on access, support requirements and facilities at the festival site.