War On Women (US) + Healthy Choices (NO)
Fuck yes, War On Women back at 1000fryd for a Sunday you don't want to miss! Support to be announced soon-ish!
War On Women's band name is the band’s ethos straight from the get. For well over a decade the group has stood at the frontlines of advocacy, communication, and change, shaping songs in reaction to headlines, news pieces, and current events around intersectional communities with the intention of raising awareness and conveying a response based in humanity rather than division.
War On Women's lives outside of music allow for new perspectives and understanding that not only balances intersectional perspectives, but sonic dynamics that both rage and inform. From the critically acclaimed record Wonderful Hell to performances at Download Fest Australia, Riot Fest, Warped Tour, a D.O.A song on a new tribute record, tours alongside legendary acts such as Alkaline Trio, Bad Religion, Jawbreaker, and more – it's War On Women's lives outside the band that fuses their music with such passion. Vocalist Shawna Potter is an author, advocate, and Intimacy Coordinator; guitarist Brooks Harlan designs and fabricates guitar amps; bassist Sue Werner is a senior programming analyst at the Johns Hopkins Institute for data intensive engineering and science; and guitarist Jenarchy is a Rock Camp Director.
Back by popular demand (or something like that) Healthy Choices
Floating around in the post-punk pool, you'll find Healthy Choices, inspired by bands like Pissed Jeans, Viagra Boys and Single Mothers.
The band has played Danish and Norwegian showcase festivals SPOT and Trondheim Calling, and released their debut album in 2025.
Reviews:
Adresseavisen gives 5/6 on the completely full Trondheim Calling show:
https://www.adressa.no/kultur/i/gwxkA0/fra-bakrus-til-sunne-valg
Gaffa pinpoints Healthy Choices as an artist to follow:
"On my personal bucket list is to cry about my relationship with my dad during a show with these boys"
https://gaffa.no/artikler/2025/februar/liste-5-norske-artister-a-sjekke-ut-i-februar/
Hook Magasin writes "holy shit what a show this Trondheim-based quartet delivered" and specifies further that Healthy Choices "seems like a solid booking that shows the best of Trondheim underground scene. The sound gives association to British post-punk-bands like Shame and Idles, but also moves into more hardcore territory."
https://www.hookmagasin.no/trondheim-ringer-hook-svarer-2025
Danish Selvtægt writes about our show during the SPOT Festival:
"The vocalist in Healthy Choices, Jonas jansen Ramsfjell, jumps up and down from the stage - even taking his guitar and microphone-stand with him! People are drawn to the stage and heads start to bop in tune with the garage-ish post punk songs about mental health, questionable tendencies and alcohol induced impotence. Relatable."
https://www.selvtaegt.dk/reportage/spot-festival-25-lordag-gennem-tid-og-sted/
War On Women's band name is the band’s ethos straight from the get. For well over a decade the group has stood at the frontlines of advocacy, communication, and change, shaping songs in reaction to headlines, news pieces, and current events around intersectional communities with the intention of raising awareness and conveying a response based in humanity rather than division.
War On Women's lives outside of music allow for new perspectives and understanding that not only balances intersectional perspectives, but sonic dynamics that both rage and inform. From the critically acclaimed record Wonderful Hell to performances at Download Fest Australia, Riot Fest, Warped Tour, a D.O.A song on a new tribute record, tours alongside legendary acts such as Alkaline Trio, Bad Religion, Jawbreaker, and more – it's War On Women's lives outside the band that fuses their music with such passion. Vocalist Shawna Potter is an author, advocate, and Intimacy Coordinator; guitarist Brooks Harlan designs and fabricates guitar amps; bassist Sue Werner is a senior programming analyst at the Johns Hopkins Institute for data intensive engineering and science; and guitarist Jenarchy is a Rock Camp Director.
Back by popular demand (or something like that) Healthy Choices
Floating around in the post-punk pool, you'll find Healthy Choices, inspired by bands like Pissed Jeans, Viagra Boys and Single Mothers.
The band has played Danish and Norwegian showcase festivals SPOT and Trondheim Calling, and released their debut album in 2025.
Reviews:
Adresseavisen gives 5/6 on the completely full Trondheim Calling show:
https://www.adressa.no/kultur/i/gwxkA0/fra-bakrus-til-sunne-valg
Gaffa pinpoints Healthy Choices as an artist to follow:
"On my personal bucket list is to cry about my relationship with my dad during a show with these boys"
https://gaffa.no/artikler/2025/februar/liste-5-norske-artister-a-sjekke-ut-i-februar/
Hook Magasin writes "holy shit what a show this Trondheim-based quartet delivered" and specifies further that Healthy Choices "seems like a solid booking that shows the best of Trondheim underground scene. The sound gives association to British post-punk-bands like Shame and Idles, but also moves into more hardcore territory."
https://www.hookmagasin.no/trondheim-ringer-hook-svarer-2025
Danish Selvtægt writes about our show during the SPOT Festival:
"The vocalist in Healthy Choices, Jonas jansen Ramsfjell, jumps up and down from the stage - even taking his guitar and microphone-stand with him! People are drawn to the stage and heads start to bop in tune with the garage-ish post punk songs about mental health, questionable tendencies and alcohol induced impotence. Relatable."
https://www.selvtaegt.dk/reportage/spot-festival-25-lordag-gennem-tid-og-sted/
Where is it happening?
Kattesundet 10, 9000, Aalborg, Nordjylland, Denmark
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