Famous Danish Pop Singers

Lukas Forchhammer is a Danish singer, multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, and former actor. He is credited with forming the popular Danish band Lukas Graham, where he serves as a multi-instrumentalist and lead singer. He formed the band along with his friends from high school. As a child, Lukas had appeared in the first three of the famous Krummerne film series.

Agnes Obel is a Danish musician, singer, and songwriter. She achieved national recognition in 2011 when she won five prizes at the Danish Music Awards that year. Her third studio album Citizen of Glass earned her critical acclaim as well as the IMPALA Album of the Year Award in 2016.

Whigfield is a Danish singer-songwriter and record producer. She achieved international recognition in 1994 when her single Saturday Night, which was released the previous year, became an international hit. She is currently associated with an Italian dance act named Whigfield.

Christopher is a Danish singer who achieved national prominence in 2012 when he won the New Thinker of the Year award at the prestigious Danish Music Awards. It was presented to him as an innovation prize by Spotify. In 2014, Christopher was honored at the MTV Europe Music Awards.

Eivor Palsdottir is a Faroese actress, singer, and songwriter. Over the course of her illustrious career, Eivør has tried her hand at a wide range of genres like classical, folk rock, art pop, electronica, folk, and jazz. She has also won several prestigious awards including a couple of Planet Awards for her musical skills.

Psychedelic pop artist Mette Lindberg is best known as a vocalist for the Danish pop group The Asteroids Galaxy Tour. She has also appeared in the teen romantic comedy The Kissing Booth and its sequel, and been a judge on the Danish version of The X Factor.

Icelandic-Danish Singer Yohanna commenced her musical journey as child artist and released albums like Ég sjálf before taking a six-year break from music-industry and public-eye. She later gained international recognition while representing Iceland in Eurovision Song Contest  2009 with the song Is It True?, and attainted second place, marking, for the second time, Iceland's best showing in the contest till-present.