Jacob Kirkegaard Tickets

Jacob Kirkegaard (born 1975, Denmark) is a renowned sound artist and contemporary composer whose work delves into hidden acoustic layers found beneath water, within environments, and at the edges of perception. Trained at the Academy of Media Arts in Cologne, Germany, Kirkegaard uses tools such as accelerometers and hydrophones to reveal subtle, often unseen sonic textures. His practice spans immersive installations, field recordings, and concept-driven performances that invite listeners to hear the world from fresh, sometimes disquieting, perspectives.

Beyond sound, Kirkegaard’s practice intersects with installation art, sculpture, and performance, making him a versatile figure in the international experimental music scene. His work is guided by curiosity about how sounds travel through space and how listening can become a form of perception and memory.

Explore his career highlights, discography, and upcoming appearances, and secure your seats for immersive experiences that challenge conventional listening. We’ve got you—easy, reliable access to his live performances and installations across venues and festivals.

Discography highlights: Kirkegaard has released extensively with respected labels such as Touch, Important Records, Posh Isolation, Holotype Editions, among others. His latest album Snowblind was released in 2025, continuing his tradition of translating hidden sound currents into tangible listening experiences.

Awards & recognition: He received the Eckersberg Medal in 2022 and the New Carlsberg Foundation Artist Award in 2025, cementing his status as a leading figure in contemporary sound art.

Upcoming tours & projects (examples): 2025 activities include PERMANENT CLOUD at Moss Church (Momentum 13, June 14, 2025), Hypogeum at the Copenhagen Architecture Biennial (Sept 21–Oct 19, 2025), Vanitas at the Rued Langgaard Festival (Sept 5–6, 2025), and The Grey Zone at Moss Biennial (2025). Naufragium remains a permanent sound installation at the Museum of Copenhagen, commissioned in 2024, highlighting his ongoing contribution to public art spaces.