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Interview: Lukas Graham Talks ‘The Pink Album,’ the Weight of Retrospection, & the Anticipation of Tomorrow

Lead singer Lukas Forchhammer of three-time Grammy nominated pop band Lukas Graham tells us about ‘4 (The Pink Album),’ the best “whole album” he’s ever made. The world has changed a lot since we’ve last heard from Lukas Graham, and he’s excited to share his evolution.

Stream: ‘4 (the pink album)’ – lukas graham.

You can’t have the good without the bad, you need a bit of love, and a bit of bullshit to stay above. The pain in life makes life better when you get to the other side of it.

D anish pop band Lukas Graham haven’t released a new album in almost five years, since 3 (The Purple Album) was released in 2018. Their brand new fourth studio album, 4 (The Pink Album) , is a culmination of a career spent traveling the world, meeting people, and embracing the lows and the highs of life.

“I love releasing songs that are reminiscent of what I used to do, but I also love challenging myself and presenting new sides of myself to the audience that’s listening,” frontman Lukas Forchhammer tells Atwood Magazine .

Over the last five years, Forchhammer welcomed his second daughter into the world. He’s collaborated with industry giants, learned from mistakes, and sought to create his best possible self.

Forchhammer has been staying sober to prove to his kids that there is more to life than drinking, drugs, and junk food. He’s trying to find joy in the little challenges we make for ourselves, like plunging into the arctic waters of Denmark for a few minutes longer each attempt. He is helping his community by cooking meals for the homeless, and writing a blueprint of happiness for his kids.

I think the keywords are, evolve or die.

The Pink Album is polished and meticulously put together, yet it sounds candid and true to life.

Spending countless hours focusing on the placement of each song, and the message of the story as a whole, Forchhammer has embarked on a journey of self-discovery in hopes that we are able to relate our own experiences to his words of encouragement. Stemming from his hometown of Christiana, Forchhammer has always believed in the concept that the “broadest shoulders carry the heaviest load.”

He hopes that we can focus on the little things, like sitting around with family and listening to music. In his duet with Mickey Guyton on the country-esque “Home Movies,” Forchhammer reminisces on the special feeling of being with loved ones and doing the things that bring simple and complete joy.

He tried capturing the magic of the mundane, like cleaning up after his kids, on the song “One by One.” He understands that one day his kids won’t need him anymore, and he’s hopeful that he’s done all that he can to lay the foundation that they need to thrive without him.

On “Wish You Were Here,” Forchhammer thinks of those that are not with us anymore. His friends, who can’t physically be with him on tour, his dad who has passed away, and his family for which he must go months without when he is performing on the other side of the world.

I wish you were here Yeah, I wish you were here After all this time and all these years I wish you were here

Yeah, i’ve had my share of friends that come and go seems they don’t make ’em like they made you anymore all these places, all these faces, still alone it only helps to grow, tell you ’bout it when i’m home.

After years of touring and writing music, Lukas Forchhammer says that he has finally found comfort.

But he’s determined not to become the kind of artist who becomes complacent with his work. He wants to continue with the changing undertones of the music industry, and thus he has written an album of true introspection and self-questioning.

With the free time he’s found over the last few years, he’s beginning to embrace the things he once took for granted, like listening to his favorite artists. He’s taken a dive into the albums that he grew up listening to, and he’s thinking about what’s next for his musical career. He wants to travel the world even more, and work with the types of artists he loved listening to in the kitchen with his dad. Whether it’s a folk Americana project or an EDM album, Forchhammer has his sights set on his future as an evolving artist.

The Pink Album is out now via Warner Records, and Lukas Graham are slated to head on a European tour in support this February. We’re excited to see what lies ahead in the future for Forchhammer and his band as he focuses on capturing the charm of the past, while redefining what success looks like in his progression.

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Stream: “home movies” – lukas graham & mickey guyton.

A CONVERSATION WITH LUKAS GRAHAM

Lukas Graham : Hey Nick, nice to meet you. I’m good! Having some family time today. Kids will be back in about 30 mins so hanging out with you until then [ chuckles] .

Lukas Graham : I’ve been obsessed with this album from this British rapper, Dave. His album We’re All Alone in This Together ; I heard it by coincidence. The way he words things and puts things together is really, very very skillfully done. Over the past few years I’ve come to realize that I was listening to too little rap compared to what I used to… because of this Dave album I’ve gone back and re-listened to some of my favorite Jay-Z and 50 Cent records as well.

I’m more of a lyricist than a singer in some sense. Like the words that I write are kind of more important than the way I sing them, and a lot of the songs I’ve released, at least the big ones, have been written as poetry first, before there was a melody to it. Having kids and traveling too much makes it really difficult to listen to music… and I’m beginning to do that more when I have the time to do so.

Lukas Graham : Yeah, I mean for the past few weeks, it’s like the calmest time of year for me typically. I have an annual summer holiday, and around Christmas I don’t have a lot of stuff to do, which is by choice. I chill with my family, hang out with my kids and my wife. I do my workouts, and I like swimming in the ocean in the winter time. It’s like a nice mental exercise. I get better under pressure the more I swim in the ocean, the more it’s really really cold. But ya, signing all of these vinyls and cds has been really really fun!

It’s been so long since I’ve put out an album, and I’m all about albums. Like when I listen to an artist, like I said with Dave, I’m not just listening to a song one play. I’ll put on the album and I’ll listen to it from start to finish. Probably because the way I grew up with music was I’d put on an album while I was cooking with my dad… and I still like doing that. I like listening to a whole country record when I’m cooking dinner for my kids.

So when I release an album myself, I really think about where I place the songs in the running order of them. I always look at it like a vinyl. Like you have a first half and a second half, side A and B, and then also the gratification of knowing that so many people have preordered a physical album. It gives people something that’s more of like a keepsake with artwork in it, where you can read the lyrics, and not go to some YouTube lyrics video where someone maybe mistranslates something. [laughs]

Lukas Graham : Thank you very much. It’s about a few different things. My albums have always been written from the place in my life that I’m in. But in some ways this album is retrospective, as well as in the current.

The oldest song in this album was released in 2019. “Share That Love” is from 2020, and so these songs were written over quite a long time. There are songs in there from around when my second daughter was born. There are also songs in there that are referencing the fact that I went clean and sober in 2020, and I’ve been clean and sober since. So, there are a lot of the concepts that run through the album, from “Wish You Were Here” that talks about the friends that you can’t take on the journey, be that spiritual or in your work, or physically traveling with you.

There’s this song “Stay Above” that references that you can’t have the good without the bad, you know, you need a little love and a little bullshit to stay above. The pain in life makes life better when you get to the other side. It’s an album that really, really means a lot to me. I hope every artist feels that way every time they release an album, but like with The Purple Album , I feel I’d already moved past some of the subject matter. Where with The Pink Album , it’s like it’s all still here. I’m still living through becoming clean and sober, becoming a father again, getting back on tour and missing my friends. I think it’s the best whole-album I’ve made.

My favorite song on the album is probably the last one, “One by One,” which is a song about how everyone dies one day. It’s going to break my heart the day my kids move away from home, you know? One day I’m gonna walk into a bedroom and it’s going to be empty. I think we all as parents struggle with the idea that we’re cleaning up after our kids all day… and I believe we’re gonna miss that. Eventually they’re going to move away and we’re going to miss that, so why can’t we just enjoy that while we’re cleaning up after them now? [ chuckles ] But I guess that’s life, there’s always something to complain about.

I’m really looking forward to the world knowing about this album, and having people voice their feelings and experiences about it.

Lukas Graham : You can kind of say that I always have the same vision for an album. I had a whole album a year ago, but then I wrote some songs since that were just better, you know what I mean? That influences how the album is built up. I’ll move songs around in different locations. But at the end of the day I write songs that I want to write, and I release songs that mean something to me personally.

I’m not too big on listening to a lot of people, I’ll have a handful of people that I listen to in terms of my musical content. At the end of the day I’m going to be the one singing these songs, right? You won’t be singing them, my label won’t be singing them. Like with “One by One” you can hear how emotional that song is for me.

Remember all my flaws and my mistakes Some of them I know are youre to make Remember me for who I was, who you want me to be Guess I’m afraid you might forget me easily

I’m fearful, love, the day when i wil have to say goodbye ‘cause i’m the one supposed to dry those teardrops from your eyes everyday with you has been the best day of my life i’m sorry if i’m being sentimental tonight, but one by one by one we fade away memories, one by one by one, they fade to grey we’re here for every season till we’re gone without a reason one by one by one we fade away.

Lukas Graham : Yeah, I don’t play songs to my label before at least I think I’m done. I have my A&R, Kate Craig, who I’ll play demos for. But very rarely anyone other than her at the label gets to hear it.

At the same time, I’ve always created songs and music with a lot of different collaborators and partners. I like being able to bounce ideas off people, smack a ball against a wall and kinda see what holds. I’m really a firm believer that you need to write the wrong songs to be able to write the right songs. You can’t always say “oh I have to write a good song.” Sometimes you need to just finish a song; it might be a stepping stone to getting to where you need to go. Like I’ve written 20 songs about my father dying, and I’ve only released a few of them, you know what I mean?

Sometimes you need to just finish a song; it might be a stepping stone to getting to where you need to go.

Lukas Graham : Ya I kinda found over the last decade that the quicker you open up to the people you’re writing a song with, the quicker you can write a good song. I understand why songwriters have a difficulty doing that, because you never know what’s going to happen. But If I open up enough we can write something that’s closer to the point.

It was a milestone to work with Ryan Tedder. I’ve done some stuff with him before, but this was different. Him inviting me to work on a song from scratch was a really really cool experience. Watching him work on the keyboard, guitar, and little drum loops; he made a little demo production. And then when we had done most of the song, he said “you can definitely sing this and release it and it will be a great song, but what if I try to call a friend of mine.”

He didn’t tell me who he was planning on calling, so with his network I was thinking like “who the f— is he gonna call?” [ laughs ] And then he hits me back up and says Khalid wants to sing the song with me. Khalid ended up flying to Copenhagen and we wrote all his parts in the studio here, and we had a really nice dinner. He was amazing to work with! Both of our first big hits were sort of at the same time, but we never met, which is kind of a funny thing.

Lukas Graham : Ya I was texting with Khalid, and I go “do you want me to come to LA to finish the song?” And he said “nah I’ve always wanted to come to Copenhagen.” [laughs]

Lukas Graham : One of the writers behind the song, Nicole Galyon, is actually a top notch country songwriter. I grew up listening to folk music because my father was Irish so I listen to a lot of folk music, Irish and Scottish folk. Different stuff like Bluegrass, Americana, and country. So I kind of had this thing for country songs and country music. So when I was presented this song, and I heard the song, I was like “I have to sing this.”

I rewrote some of it, recorded a little demo of it, and I told my manager, “what if this was a duet, with like me and a girl, and you can kind of paint that home movie picture, with the vocals playing with each other.”

Coincidentally in 2021 Mickey Guyon put some backing vocals on a song of mine, “Call My Name,” so I just messaged her about this new song. She messaged back and was like “I love this song, let’s do it.”

The world works in some weird ways sometimes. I remember getting “Call My Name” back and hearing these amazing backing vocals and thinking like “who the f— is this girl” [ chuckles] . I thought of Mickey for “Home Movies” right away after that.

Lukas Graham : I think the keywords are evolve or die, you know? Like some artists today say they don’t want to use TikTok. But that’s like saying 50 or 70 years ago that I don’t want to use the radio, it kind of just doesn’t work like that you know? I love releasing songs that are reminiscent of what I used to do, but I also love challenging myself and love presenting new sides of myself to the audience that’s listening. Like if you love the old stuff, listen to the old stuff, but I am going to release this new stuff too. [laughs]

Lukas Graham : I just love the line from the chorus where it goes, “Everybody’s got a story no one knows” and it’s true for everyone. Like if you’re a janitor, or like a policeman, even a pop star. You can’t ever explain to people who you are anyway, because we all have this little secret life we live, you know?

I love releasing songs that are reminiscent of what I used to do, but I also love challenging myself and presenting new sides of myself to the audience that’s listening.

Lukas Graham : I think the music style was mainly through my Father’s influence. He had an eclectic music collection, and then in varying venues around Christiana he used to put on concerts for people. Like rock n roll and folk, and book different bands from the U.S. and around Europe. A Lot of these folk bands, I actually met them, you know? It meant a lot to me seeing these touring musicians, who are by no means making a lot of money, but they were having a great time doing what they love. That kind of stuck with me, this idea that I want to do something that makes me happy, and let’s just see what happens.

But ya, Christiana was kind of a crazy place. We didn’t have a bathroom in my house until I was like 6. It was a little walk to use a little bathroom, and we would use a communal washroom. As a teenager I worked at that same bathhouse a couple days, but ya Christiana is just a weird place. It’s only 34 acres of an old military base that was squatted in 1971. We don’t have cars, not a lot of street lights. It’s an everyone knows everyone vibe, and I still live a couple blocks away, and I love going back. Because people don’t ask “how you are doing, how’s the career?” They ask “how do you feel?” “how are you inside?“

It’s a funny thing, my wife mentions sometimes when me and the guys hang out, she goes like “huh, no one talks about work. Everyone’s talking about like how do you feel, what’s going on with you, how’s your mom doing?”

That’s the biggest take away from it, that sharing is caring. That the broadest shoulders carry the heaviest load. Like when we do our little Christmas eve party, I always check up on some of the guys that might not have anywhere to go.

We do this thing every year called “Christmas for the Christmasless” in a big hall in Christiana. This year we served Christmas dinner for around a thousand people. There’s gifts for the kids, and dinner for homeless people, and people who don’t have enough money to celebrate. But it’s also for wealthy people who don’t have anywhere to go, like CEOs who are working overseas will come there and have Christmas dinner. Every year on the 22nd of December, I cook all the food for the volunteers, like 150 portions of lunch and dinner. I’ve done it with my dad since I was 16, and have done it for the last 10 years without him. It was really nice to give back with a few friends, cooking a good hearty meal for some volunteers.

Lukas Graham : Yeah, that’s cool man.

Lukas Graham : [laughs] I just saw that video the other day! It was hilarious, but it wasn’t for Ryan. It was this girl who worked at the radio, who had a birthday. By coincidence I go to Ryan like, “ Should we sing happy birthday to her? ” That was a goat clip!

Lukas Graham : There are still a lot of countries where I haven’t performed, where I want to go and perform. A lot of my ambition right now is rooted in like the geographical, like imagining seeing a country that I want to see, but also playing a concert there, that would be amazing.

Genre-wise, I know I’m going to have to release that folk-country old time album eventually. Then I’ve also done a couple of dance features, where I realized like shit, I should hook up with some dance music producer and create a full ass album, with being able to tour with a dance project.

I think being a father of two kids, having fun with it, as long as it’s fun, becomes pretty fundamental at this time. I could retire, right? I would become a bit of a boring grouchy dad, sitting around the house all day. But personally, I just want to be a great dad. I have these ambitions in terms of swimming in the ocean, you know I was just in today and it was 5 degrees centigrade, and I was in for 5 and a half minutes without using a sauna, which is a personal record.

I’m not smoking and staying clean and sober, and pushing my body’s boundaries and limits. It feels really, really good to be in my own skin, and I just want to be able to show my kids that you can be a busy dad, but still a present dad. I’m in such a comfortable place in my life, that I think I should switch it up a little, and make it a little uncomfortable again. Otherwise, life is gonna get a little boring bro. [chuckles]

Lukas Graham : I’m actually going to be performing with one of my favorite country artists, Caleb Klauder’s country band. I’m going to be performing with him here in Denmark at a folk festival in August. I used to go to this festival and volunteer when I was like 18-19, and I’ve played there a few times; it’s going to be really nice going back and playing with a good ‘ole country band.

Lukas Graham: Yeah my wife is about to come home with the kids, thanks as well for your time!

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Lukas Graham Announces New Album '4 (The Pink Album)'

The album will be released on January 20, 2023.

GRAMMY® Award-nominated multi-platinum artist Lukas Graham will release his long-awaited full-length record, 4 (The Pink Album), on January 20, 2023 via Warner Records.

The 11-song set details the Danish soul-pop singer-songwriter's journey of self-discovery over the years, making this his most authentic and reflective work to date. Pre-order/Pre-save 4 (The Pink Album)- HERE .

Alongside the announcement, Lukas has released the official video for his single "Wish You Were Here" [feat. Khalid], directed by Blythe Thomas. Co-written and produced by Ryan Tedder, the anthem to best friends is steadily rising the Hot AC charts.

After enduring the loss of his father, becoming a father himself, and weathering the ups and downs of an unimaginable rise to fame, Lukas found himself stuck in a cycle, self-medicating and in a creative rut. In 2020, he made the decision to get sober and focus on his family and music. Returning to his songwriting roots, Lukas wrote in the same old rehearsal space, a 10-minute bike ride from his house in Copenhagen, crafting his new full-length offering. On 4 (The Pink Album), he finally takes stock of everything that happened during that time, not only reflecting, but also evolving into just who he's meant to be. It ultimately represents everything he's been working towards-and more.

Of the album, Lukas said, "4 (The Pink Album) is pure self-reflection. I'm not saying I'll never have a drink ever again, but I went clean. It had gotten to the point of self-medicating, so I stopped. Over the past couple of years, it became fun to write songs again, go to rehearsal, and work with music. I embraced the art of it. I'm not trying to be a professional anymore, because all I want to do is be a happy amateur."

2022 marks seven years since Lukas Graham put his hometown of Christiania, Denmark on the map and enchanted and engaged audiences worldwide with a string of anthems that resonated around the world. With a soulful signature sound punctuated with pop relatability, his hit songs "7 Years" and "Love Someone" garnered him three GRAMMY® Award nominations, billions of streams and widespread critical acclaim as he also sold out shows across Europe, North America, and beyond.

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Lukas Graham’s in the ‘Pink’ with new, “more hopeful” album and newfound sobriety

Lukas Graham’ s new album  4 (The Pink Album) is out on Friday. It follows 3 (The Purple Album) and his self-titled second release, aka the Blue Album. They all have the same cover — only the colors change. So why pink this time?  Lukas says it “represents a more uplifting, more positive color” — a reflection of his music, and his life since he got sober.

“It is a more, I would say, hopeful album than the Purple one was,” Lukas tells ABC Audio. “The color pink was chosen also because my daughter Viola thought pink was wonderful. Now she hates it!”

He laughs, “She saw the the vinyl is bright pink and she didn’t like it. And I didn’t have the heart to tell her that it’s pink because she wanted it to be pink!”

As for his sobriety, the “7 Years” singer would “take breaks from drinking or smoking” over the years, but would always end up starting again. The “a-ha” moment for him, he says, came in the fall of 2020, when he realized he was “indulging” in front of his house, all alone, and thought, “This sucks.”

He explains, “I just needed some better tools and some like psychological understanding of like who I am…what I want to be and where I want to go. Now that he’s sober, the father of two notes, “I’m a better father, I’m a better husband, I’m a better friend…I’m a better son, I’m a better brother.”

“It’s like, ‘O.K., so if I’m better at all these aspects of my life, why would I want to ever go back to the other way of living?'” 

The new album includes Lukas’ recent duet with Khalid , “ Wish You Were Here ,” as well as guest appearances by Mickey Guyton and G-Eazy .

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• Jenna Feger
• Jan 24, 2023

Lukas Graham Returns 7 Years After "7 Years"

After hitting #1 in 13 countries and earning 3 Grammy nominations, the Danish artist returns with a storied new album that beautifully captures the last few years.

The sun had just begun to set on snow-covered Copenhagen when Lukas Graham called in on his way home after a busy day prepping for the release of his fourth studio album. I was lucky enough to get to chat with the Danish artist and catch up years after the release of his global hit, “7 Years." Ironically, it has been seven years since the release of the song that catapulted him to the top of the charts and solidified him as one of the most unique voices of his generation.

But what most people don't know is that life looks a lot differently now for Lukas. He got married and is now a proud dad to two lovely daughters. The pandemic pushed him to reconnect with his childhood as he settled in Denmark for the creation of this new album. He put his nutrition and health at the forefront, inspired by the birth of his children. Despite all the change, Lukas's passion and love for creating music is strong as ever, and it is reflected on his upcoming fourth studio album titled, 4 (The Pink Album).

What becomes clear from the start of our conversation is how grateful Lukas is about, well, everything. His positive energy is radiant, and his easy-going nature made me feel like I was on facetime with an old friend. He constantly reminds himself that the journey he experienced, along with all its highs and lows, brought him to this point. While music is his passion, Lukas cares immensely about people, especially those closest to him. During our conversation, we delved into his writing process, the inspiration behind the new album along with its unique collaborations, and what his music career has been like the past seven years; but Graham truly shone when talking about his love for connecting with others. He shared touching stories about spending time at home, building a community around his career, and even catching up with old friends in Copenhagen recently, some of whom even attended kindergarten with him. At one point, he flips the camera around to show a fiery Copenhagen sunset, another thing he genuinely expresses a gratitude for.

Despite the lengthy journey that brought him to this moment, Lukas is embracing this new chapter. Almost five years since the release of his third album, he is thrilled to share 4 (The Pink Album) with the world, and get back on the road where he can share the love and care behind this project with fans. His tour kicks off in Oslo, Norway next month and will take him all over northern Europe, something he is extremely excited about. As we discussed his plans and hopes for the future, Lukas was eager to reminisce about what the last few years have meant for his career and his own personal journey. Happiness is an understatement. His appreciation and love for life is contagious, and I left our conversation with a newfound sense of gratitude.

It has been 7 years since the release of your song, “7 Years” which marked a whole generation. What have these past seven years looked like for you and does that song mean anything different to you now than it did before?

LG: When I wrote “7 Years” I didn’t have any kids and I hadn’t gotten a record deal in the States yet. In the song I [wrote about] traveling around the world, I said that my woman brought children for me, and now, I did travel the world. I have two, wonderful daughters. It’s like I wrote this whole prophecy about my own life, which is kind of insane! It’s really crazy. Also, I am past thirty, so the next age in my song would be sixty-one, which is the age when my dad died. It’s like, I am thirty-four years old, I travel the world and sing and write songs for a living. Sometimes my daughter asks me, “What do you do?” and I go, well I write these songs and I go out and I sing them, it’s a very surreal life. When I wrote the song in 2013, I was just imagining what was life supposed to be like? And it's just crazy that that is what life is now.

It is really interesting to see all the things that you talked about in that song becoming a reality.

LG: Yea, I was twenty-four when I wrote the song and I had just started dating my girlfriend, now wife, and the first half of the song is the life I had lived up until that point, and then from the last half of the song is what I imagined my life to be like later on. It’s so weird to speak your own reality into existence.

4 (The Pink Album) marks your fourth studio album. What was the creative process like when you were bringing this project to life, and did you draw inspiration from specific places?

LG: It was the weirdest album process. I started writing the album in between Copenhagen and Los Angeles, and then Covid hit, and I had to rebuild my studio in Denmark so that I could record vocals. I had to buy a bunch of stuff that I normally do not use in Copenhagen because I usually record in LA. I had to find some new collaborative partners, and it took me four years to finish this album. In the middle of it, in 2020, when my second daughter was born, I decided to go get some help.

Go to rehab, fix my personal and spiritual condition, so that I could be a better father, better husband, and a better songwriter and performer. Some of the inspiration on the album comes from the experience of going clean. I have been clean and sober for two years and some. And there is also the aspect of my children. My father died when I was twenty three years old so I am acutely aware that I am going to break my daughter's heart one day. The last song on the album is called “One By One” and it’s about how one by one we fade away. We are here for just a season and we are gone without a reason. It’s a song about the fact that I am going to pass one day, but it is also about how my daughters are going to move away one day. I am going to walk into their room and see their bed gone. How I am going to miss having them in my house. There are a lot of conflicting emotions. The gratitude of being clean, the struggle of maintaining a relationship, being a dad, and on top of that a lot of grateful, good vibes.

This album comes feels extremely authentic to your sound. You talked about where you draw inspiration from, so what song(s) do you think truly capture its spirit? Do you have a favorite?

LG: I hate naming favorites because they are all my darlings. I already cut away some favorites to make this album. “One By One” is a personal favorite just because it speaks about my wonderful kids and my desire to give them a memorable experience of me as a father. I also really like the opening song “Stay Above,” which is about how we all need a bit of love and a bit of bullshit to stay above. I am also really honored to have three amazing featured artists on this album; it’s the first time I have ever worked with features. G-Eazy, Mickey Guyton, and Khalid on the latest single, “Wish You Were Here." It’s amazing. I'm sitting in Copenhagen, and I have some of the most amazing artists featured on my songs. I am from a city of six thousand people, and awesome people like G-Eazy, Mickey Guyton and Khalid want to work with me. It reminds me of how grateful I should be, and I do become more grateful thinking and talking about it.

I'll admit I was so excited to see Khalid featured in “Wish You Were Here." How did that collaboration come to be?

LG: It was a bucket list moment for me. When I finished writing the song and was asked if I wanted a feature, I agreed. When I learned it would be Khalid, I was a little dumbstruck to be honest. I was texting Khalid about the song and I told him I would fly out to Los Angeles and record the song and he told me he wanted to record in Copenhagen! So he ended up flying here. We had an amazing day in my studio. We went and had a really nice dinner at a place that is now unfortunately closed. We just had a really nice day. Shooting the music video together in LA was really fun. He is a great guy and has a really sweet team around him. All around a great experience to be honest.

It's pretty amazing that you keep crossing paths with artists and people that have now become close friends. Especially that you get to experience that sense of community at home in Copenhagen.

LG: I went to a Stag this past May, and ten out of the twenty guys had all gone to the same Kindergarten. After traveling the world as much as I have the last decade, I realize how unique this is. People don’t get to stay connected with that many friends from Kindergarten.

It's so important to have that good support system.

LG: I think being a touring and performing artist, people have an expectation of who I am without ever meeting me. It is nice to come home to someone who doesn't ask “How it’s going” they ask, “How are you feeling?”

We also heard your tour kicks off next month in Norway. Are you excited?

LG: I am very excited to get back on the road, and it is going to be beautiful up there. Lots of snow, maybe some Northern Lights if we are lucky. I have performed here and there since Covid, but going back on the road is just a special vibe. It’s like band camp for grown ups. I love writing songs, but there is something special about looking the people that listen to my music in the eyes. Knowing that there are people out there that press play on the songs that I wrote, and then getting to see them in person while i perform these songs and getting a personal connection with them is something that I have been needing for a long time now.

Are there any other special stops that you are excited for along the way?

LG: We are going to some cool European cities that we visited on my last tour with my daughter Viola, when she was little. Going back to places like London and Holland and cities in Germany is like going back to somewhere you remember as a kid. I get to do that with my family and visit some restaurants that I love and people that I missed! I would love to book some festivals in the US. I miss traveling in general and performing music and being on stage. I think I am a little bit more myself on stage than anywhere else.

What are you looking forward to most as you open up the next chapter of your career?

LG: To be honest, I don’t know. Just being able to go back touring and meeting new people face to face. The first couple of in person radio interviews I did I was like, “Oh my God! I missed this!” Meeting people, real people in the world, who have a relationship to something I wrote in my studio with my friends. In the middle of the hype around “7 Years," and all the craziness there was in the years after, I forgot about how special what I do really is. I am going to make a point of not forgetting that again no matter how busy I get. I am just enjoying the fact that I can go back to doing what I love.

Graham’s “4 (The Pink Album)” will be available on all major streaming platforms on January 20. With featured artists such as G-Eazy, Mickey Guyton, and Khalid, this special project represents the highly anticipated return of an artist we all love, both for the music he creates and the person he is.

Being the first album to feature collaborations from other artists make 4 (The Pink Album) unique from the others. Almost five years since the release of his third album, each piece has been carefully curated with different stages and milestones of life in mind. Songs inspired by his experiences of growing older, becoming a husband and father, and personal struggles, each track tells a story that is sure to resonate with listeners. With emotional tracks such as “Stay Above” and “One By One,” Lukas takes us through his life and experiences with a tribute that will resonate with many. This album is nostalgic for the past, while also being grateful and excited for the future. In true Lukas Graham fashion, 4 (The Pink Album) boasts soulful lyrics and a truly authentic sound which are sure to be an instant hit. It is one of 2023’s most highly anticipated album releases, and the wait was completely worth it.

Listen to 4 (Pink Album) by Lukas Graham on Spotify and all streaming platforms. You can purchase tickets to see Lukas on tour here .

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We saw him November 9th 2019 .. my son Ryan Mooney bought tickets for me to see Lukas Graham for my 61st birthday (November 11th) . My son Ryan, my adopted son Kevin Buck and I went to see them at the Hammerstein Ballroom in New York .. which was fantastic!!

We are actually in the video he took that night and still pics ..Absolutely the best concert I’ve ever been to, we stood one row back in front of the stage .. I believe it was Lauren Duskis debut with the band .. she was beautiful and her voice amazing .. They are amazing musicians , his voice is fabulous . Also got to see his girl and his daughter .. love how family oriented he is!! His words are from the heart and his energy and talent are unstoppable.. I’ve been waiting to go to another one but covid set in… I hope he plans to come to the u.s. again , I’ll see him every time .. He can rule the world with his thought process! Talented , smart ,humble and loving he is !! I’m 63 now and I’m very very impressed … his mom raised him well !! Xoxoxo

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We traveled about an hour and half to see Lukas at house of Blues San Diego. There we waited in line for an hour for the doors to open at 7 . Then we got a drink and stood in our spot on the General admission floor and waited two more hours for Lukas and his band to perform.

Thank goodness he made it special! He’s a wonderful singer and connected with the tired and some drunk audience. I introduced my husband to his music and we thoroughly enjoyed the performance except for our feet that hurt from standing still so long. I will be back to see him again when he returns but will wait to go into venue until after 8 pm for a nine o’clock performance. Wish he had sung a little while longer but all we got was an hour of singing.

This is the 3rd time I've seen Lukas Graham perform. First time was at the v festival in 2016, he made me cry with his song 'you're not there'

I too have lost my dad, so his words I totally felt. Then I travelled to Leeds to see him at the 02 academy. Certainly wasn't disappointed.

This time I travelled to the 02 forum, Kentish town, London.

I wish he was doing more concerts in the UK. I don't begrudge going but taking unpaid leave from work, travelling hours to get there, then hours to queue is tiring.

I took my young son and boyfriend.

Lukas was absolutely amazing as always, and I do not understand why he isn't more popular in the uk.

He needs more publicity, they're a brilliant band. So humble and respectful mouths, which is nice because there were children in the audience. Xx

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LUKAS GRAHAMIS BACK ON THE ROAD

The Danish international popstar and ‘7 Years’-hitmaker is finally set to hit live venues across Europe again with a massive 23-datespringtour of 2023!

Lukas Graham reached for the stars–and grabbed them–with the international release of the self-titled debut albumin2016.The 3xGRAMMY nominated hit single, ’7 Years’, was amongst the first 25 songs, globally, to hit the magic mark of1 billion streams on Spotify and paved the way for a Worldwide

Danish pop sensation racking up more than 25 million sold album units that catapulted Lukas Graham to sold out tours around the world. In the Summer of 2022 Lukas Graham played 6 unique shows in Denmark with +80.000 people attending. These concerts were the first ever green battery powered outdoor tour in a collaboration with Vestas.

Believe it or not, but thebands’ latest European tour was back in 2017. Following a pandemic and ahead ofa brand new album, Lukas Graham can finally announce the first headline tour of Europe in five years:

“THE PINK TOUR”“

Ladies and gentlemen! It’s been way too long and we couldn’t be more excited to share the amazing news that this autumn we are finally back on tour in Europe. We’ll bring a setlist of new songs and beautiful moments to share and we can’t wait to party with you and have you sing-a-long to all the songs you already love and know so well.” lead singer Lukas Forchhammer says.

With hit singles like ‘Mama Said’, ‘You’re Not There’and‘ Drunk in the Morning’, Lukas Graham has seemed ever-present on European singles-and radio charts since the 2016 breakthrough. ‘Love Someone’ from the sophomore and3rdalbumwas a huge comeback for the Copenhageners claiming Platinum certifications in no less than 18 countries! And the latest release “Wish You Were Here” ft. Khalid ended up on 46 New Music Fridays on Spotify.

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It seems that fans of Melbourne’s Closure In Moscow just can’t get enough. Days after wrapping up their Supreme Turbo Facilitator Tour (selling out all but one of the shows) the popular five piece have announced their Singularity Tour featuring headline dates in all capital cities.

The tour marks the beginning of what plans to be a super massive travel cycle for Closure In Moscow as they head across to the U.S on the Warped Tour playing all 44 shows.

Support on the tour is from good buddies, Secrets In Scale. Tickets for all shows are on sale now.

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San Antonio-based SAS releases Fiesta shoe

Sas uses fiesta mantra, “show us your shoes” in social media post about new show.

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San Antonio Shoemakers is celebrating Fiesta with its first-ever Fiesta-style sneakers.

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The company is touting its new Tour Mesh color pattern as “Fiesta ready.”

The sneakers feature sarape stripes with red and brown leather accents and cost $205 .

Customers can also get a SAS Fiesta Medal with any purchase of shoes, handbags or lace tags.

A Facebook post shows two examples of the Fiesta-themed lace tags. One is a yellow leather 10-point star with the word “Viva” on it, while the other is a pink Alamo-shaped tag.

The graphic states that the tags cost $20 when purchased separately but are $10 with the purchase of the Fiesta Tour Mesh shoes. The website does not show a purchasing option for the shoe tags. Instead, the link from Facebook goes to a map showing the SAS General Store located at 101 New Laredo Highway.

While the Fiesta Tour Mesh shoes are the only ones with the Fiesta moniker, the company is also showcasing some of its jewel-toned shoes that would also pair well with your embroidered Mexican dress and flower crown.

SAS is known for its high-quality comfort shoes. It started in 1976 and now has more than 100 stores and is carried in retailers across the country, Canada, Mexico, Australia, Korea, Kuwait, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Panama, Chile, Israel and England.

The company renewed its $90.59 contract with the military last year for the “Mission 1″ athletic shoes.

SAS made headlines in 2022 after rapper/fashion designer Ye, previously known as Kanye West, s parked rumors of a collaboration . The company’s CEO said they looked forward to continuing the conversation, but no such collaboration has come to fruition.

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