Girls in Airports is a Copenhagen-based indie jazz band whose sound has been evolving for fifteen years and still has not settled.

They started as students who wanted to know what happens when you remove the rules and just follow the music. No fixed genre, no conventional instrumentation — vintage keys, saxophone, and a wide spectrum of global percussion, shaped by a long-term collective curiosity that has taken them across Europe and Asia, from festival stages to intimate rooms where something unexpected always happens.

Their music moves fluidly between traditions and keeps reaching past them. Between jazz and ambient, between folk and something with no name yet. It is music built for people who listen closely and want to be taken somewhere they have not been before.

Over ten albums and more than a decade of touring, they have collaborated with Teitur, Halvcirkel and Aarhus Jazz Orchestra, played Roskilde Festival, and landed sync placements in films across Europe. Their live concerts are immersive, unrepeatable, and built for audiences who come looking for something they have not heard before.