W
hen Holly Humberstone brings her European tour to Copenhagen on September 22, she’ll arrive with an entirely new world to share. At the centre of this new chapter is Cruel World, her latest album — a record that expands the emotional intensity and cinematic atmosphere that have become central to her music.
Known for transforming vulnerability, heartbreak and growing pains into deeply personal alternative pop, Holly’s songs exist somewhere between intimate confession and emotional release.
With Cruel World, that cinematic feeling takes on an even stronger form. The album’s striking artistic direction creates a dark, surreal and slightly unsettling world that often feels reminiscent of a Tim Burton film — somewhere between the beautiful and the bizarre, the playful and the melancholic. It’s a visual universe that mirrors the contradictions at the heart of Humberstone’s music.
Across Europe, Holly will bring this new chapter to the stage. On September 22, Copenhagen becomes one of the stops on that journey. At Amager Bio, audiences will have the chance to experience Cruel World alongside the songs that have established Holly Humberstone as one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary alternative pop.
Tickets are now available here




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