TEKNO 2026 – 13 NOVEMBER AT INKONST

MUSIC, SOUND AND TECHNOLOGY – A festival for curious ears!

 SVENSKA NEDAN

 TEKNO 2026 | 12–14 NOVEMBER | MALMÖ

TEKNO is Malmö's new festival exploring the intersection of music, sound and technology. From intimate sonic experiments to immersive listening experiences, installations, workshops and club culture, TEKNO invites you to discover new ways of creating, experiencing and engaging with sound.

 FRIDAY 13 NOVEMBER – NIGHT AT INKONST

Welcome to a musical experience moving from light-based live concerts to a nocturnal takeover of bass-driven club music.

The evening begins with a series of live concerts and continues into the early hours with a club takeover by Malmö-based label Feeler Records!

 19:00–23:00 | CONCERTS | FREE ENTRY

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Sól Ey: Icelandic new media artist showcasing interactive bodily instruments that merge performance, light, and custom sensors.

Sistro Duo: Percussion duo from Copenhagen presenting an immersive lightbulb-based choreographic performance of feedback electronics and sine waves, featuring a premiere by Sól Ey alongside works by Mads Emil Dreyer.

Jakob Riis & Halla Steinunn Stefánsdóttir: Electroacoustic meeting intertwining live violin with real-time electronic processing, featuring improvised textures and a world premiere.

Ida Lundén: Innovative Swedish composer known for bridging the poetic with the noisy, often manipulating unexpected everyday objects like potatoes and plastic waste.

Freq. Expedition: The Swedish musicians Ivo Nilsson, Jonny Axelsson, and Kent Olofsson debut an organic, process-driven performance blending notation, improvisation, and spatialized media.

 Keep the night going!

Stay at Inkonst as Malmö-based label Feeler Records takes over the club floor for a late-night session of bass-driven electronic music!

 23:00–03:00 | FEELER RECORDS TAKEOVER | 120 SEK

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Lou-Andrea M.
Ekaliff
****&c.
dreamjade

Discover the full programme at teknofestival.se

TEKNO 2026 is produced in collaboration with Inter Arts Center, Inkonst and Malmö Konsthall, with support from Malmö stad and Region Skåne.