Young Flowers were pioneers of progressive rock in Denmark from the late 1960s. With their signature sound of powerful Marshall amplifiers, double drum kit, and long psychedelic guitar solos, they left their mark on Danish rock history. Now you have the chance to experience this legendary band with the original lineup — a rare opportunity to hear the music as it was played back then.
On guitar you'll find Peer Frost, who has performed with among others Savage Rose in the years between. Peter Ingemann on vocals and bass was there from the beginning and has since been active in several projects such as Skousen/Ingemann, Røde Mør, and Kim Larsen & Bellami. Drummer Hans Fagt from Kim Larsen's Bellami fills the role after founder Ken Gudman and ensures the pulse beats as it always did in Young Flowers.
A nostalgic encounter with Danish rock history at Metronomen in Frederiksberg.
