The New Bosses 2026:
Selma Eistrup Madsen | Roskilde Festival
Madsen is helping develop a new concert series with the aim of strengthening collaboration across the Nordic music scene
Selma Eistrup Madsen currently spends most of her time studying Music Management at the Rhythmic Music Conservatory in Copenhagen, where she has just completed her first year. Alongside her studies, she’s developing a new concert concept called Border Breaks together with two friends.
This autumn they’ll launch their first concert series across Denmark, Norway and Sweden, presenting three emerging artists from each country with the aim of strengthening collaboration across the Nordic music scene.
She has also worked…
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