TALK: An Evening with Peter A.G.
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How do you maintain the curiosity, vocal power, and courage to constantly reinvent yourself—without losing sight of who you are along the way?
The Rock Museum invites you to a very special evening with Peter A.G. Nielsen and Henrik Marstal in celebration of GNAGS’ impressive 60th anniversary and this year’s major summer tour.
Drawing on selected highlights from GNAGS’ long career, the conversation unfolds as a vivid portrait of one of the most distinctive and beloved bands in Danish music history. You’ll get a closer look at the stories, the doubts, the stubbornness, the camaraderie, and the artistic curiosity that have kept GNAGS moving through the generations.
The evening’s host is musician, musicologist, and author Henrik Marstal, who has written the book “GNAGS,Den Blå Hund”and therefore possesses a unique insight into the band’s music, universe, and stories. This creates space for the questions and reflections you rarely hear elsewhere.
As a live performer, Peter A.G. is known for giving his all to his audience—and he brings that same intimacy, warmth, and energy to this conversation. Here, you’ll meet not only an eminent songwriter and one of Danish music’s most distinctive voices, but also a person with stories, thoughts, and experiences from a life in music.
The conversation is accompanied along the way by musical interludes, visuals, and atmospheric moments that make the evening more than a classic artist talk—an immersive experience for both dedicated fans and curious music lovers.
We look forward to welcoming you to an evening filled with music, stories, and 60 years of Danish rock history!
FAQ
We know that the experience begins the moment you leave home. That’s why we’ve compiled the questions we’re most frequently asked about our events here. We hope this sets the stage for a fantastic experience.
The Rock Museum is located in the Musicon district of Roskilde, about a 25-minute train ride from Copenhagen.
The walk from the station takes 15 minutes along Musiconstien. Alternatively, you can take bus 202A from the station. You can useRejseplanento plan your trip by public transportation.
Roskilde Station offers regular service to Copenhagen, Copenhagen Airport, and the rest of Denmark.
The Rock Museum is located in Roskilde’s Musicon district, about a 30-minute drive from Copenhagen and just a stone’s throw from the“12, RoskildeS” highway exit. From there, it’s easy to drive to the parking garage atIndfaldet 4, 4000 Roskilde.
Musicon is a neighborhood that is constantly evolving. As a result, parking conditions change from time to time as new areas are developed. You can stay up to date on parking conditions andregulations in the area here.
Parking for up to 2 hours
Short-term parking is available along the side streets in the central area of Musicon. In some places, parking is limited to half an hour; in others, it is up to 2 hours. Remember to set your parking disc. You cannot extend your parking beyond the two-hour limit.
Please note that the car must be parked within the marked spaces.
Parking for more than 2 hours
If you plan to stay in the Musicon district for more than 2 hours, you can park in the parking garage at Indfaldet 4.
Between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. (8 a.m. to 2 p.m.), you must register via the app or at a parking meter, and parking for more than 2 hours incurs a fee.
Mon–Fri 4:30 p.m.–8:00 a.m. and all day Saturday and Sunday, you can also park in the southernmost section of the BEC parking lot nearest the Sound Wall, with access from Bifaldet. No registration or payment is required.
The Rock Museum café will be open throughout the event, offering wine, soft drinks, coffee, snacks, and more.
We have a coat rack for outerwear and lockers for bags. Our coat rack is actually quite an experience in itself… and it’s completely free!
Our store will remain open during the event