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Miserable Faith | Hus 7
Stockholm
Hus 7onsdag, 18 mars 2026 kl:19:00
Band: Miserable FaithOnsdag 18 marsVenue: Hus 7Insläpp 19.00Live från ca 20.00Åldersgräns: 13+ i målsmans sällskap/ 18+, läs mer om åldersgräns: https://slakthusen.se/aldersgr…
From the intricate gears of Renaissance polyphony to the spontaneous improvisations of Celtic folk songs in whiskey taverns; from the glacial textures of Scandinavian minimal electronic music to the furious deconstruction of history by Eastern European underground punk. Europe has spent a thousand years proving that music is the most primal gene of civilization.
Following their debut in the UK in 2017, a full European run in 2024, and their second continental tour in 2025, Miserable Faith now raises the banner of The World Will Be Better² for the third time, venturing deeper across Europe and lighting up new cities on their touring map.
This time, the band will move beyond the classical, stained-glass narratives of old cathedrals to become modern troubadours wandering through Kafka’s labyrinth in Prague, Copenhagen’s new Nordic aesthetics, Stockholm’s environmental utopia, and the rebellious taverns of Dublin, in search of Europe’s secret musical code.
In the rippling waters of Prague’s Vltava River, reside both Dvo?ák’s nostalgia and the cries of progressive rock. When the Old Town’s bells ring, the medieval organ tones merge with industrial noise in abandoned factories like Kafka’s beetle, turning solitude into song.
In Copenhagen, the echo of church choirs still lingers, while Andersen’s fairy tales drift across the reflections of colorful Nyhavn houses. In the cafes, jazz musicians weave melodies like wool blankets— warm, yet threaded with a spark of danger.
From ABBA’s golden disco to the icy force of Swedish black metal, this nation at the edge of the Arctic Circle has always thrived in contradictions. Miserable Faith’s sound will find its own resonance within that Nordic tension.
From the intricate gears of Renaissance polyphony to the spontaneous improvisations of Celtic folk songs in whiskey taverns; from the glacial textures of Scandinavian minimal electronic music to the furious deconstruction of history by Eastern European underground punk. Europe has spent a thousand years proving that music is the most primal gene of civilization.
Following their debut in the UK in 2017, a full European run in 2024, and their second continental tour in 2025, Miserable Faith now raises the banner of The World Will Be Better² for the third time, venturing deeper across Europe and lighting up new cities on their touring map.
This time, the band will move beyond the classical, stained-glass narratives of old cathedrals to become modern troubadours wandering through Kafka’s labyrinth in Prague, Copenhagen’s new Nordic aesthetics, Stockholm’s environmental utopia, and the rebellious taverns of Dublin, in search of Europe’s secret musical code.
In the rippling waters of Prague’s Vltava River, reside both Dvo?ák’s nostalgia and the cries of progressive rock. When the Old Town’s bells ring, the medieval organ tones merge with industrial noise in abandoned factories like Kafka’s beetle, turning solitude into song.
In Copenhagen, the echo of church choirs still lingers, while Andersen’s fairy tales drift across the reflections of colorful Nyhavn houses. In the cafes, jazz musicians weave melodies like wool blankets— warm, yet threaded with a spark of danger.
From ABBA’s golden disco to the icy force of Swedish black metal, this nation at the edge of the Arctic Circle has always thrived in contradictions. Miserable Faith’s sound will find its own resonance within that Nordic tension.
