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Tina Dico

Tina Dico
Photo: Levi Manchak · CC BY 2.0

About

Tina Dico (born Tina Dickow Danielsen, 14 October 1977 in Aarhus, Denmark) is a singer-songwriter who has topped the Danish charts repeatedly and built a devoted following across Europe. She runs her own label, Finest Gramophone, and has released over a dozen albums since her 2001 debut - ranging from intimate acoustic folk to cinematic pop. Internationally she is best known for her collaboration with Zero 7 on their 2004 album When It Falls, and for the breakthrough record In the Red (2005). She has won multiple Danish Music Awards, including Best Songwriter and Best Female Vocalist.

89.2K
Spotify monthly listeners
141.9K
Last.fm listeners
2.6M
Last.fm total scrobbles
12+
studio albums released since 2001

What's new

  • 2026

    Tina Dico released 'Welcome Back Colour 2' in both Danish and English editions, along with a live album from the TV show Toppen af Poppen.

  • 2026

    Tina Dico and Helgi Jónsson are touring Germany and Austria in summer 2026 as a duo, with a further autumn leg planned including Hannover.

  • 2026-04

    Tina Dickow headlined a major anniversary concert at Copenhagen's Royal Arena on 17 April 2026, marking 25 years since her debut.

  • 2025

    Tina Dico participated in the Danish TV programme Toppen af Poppen, collaborating with emerging artists on song reinterpretations.

  • 2024-07

    Tina Dickow released the duet 'Irriterer Hinanden' with Annika Aakjær in July 2024.

Tour

KielKarlsruheAschaffenburgLüneburgVancouverGroningenHannoverBremenBaden-BadenMünchenViennaLübeckOsnabrückEssenNeunkirchenPotsdam

Tracks

Warm Sandsignature track from In the Red (2005), her Danish chart-topping breakthrough album
Count to Tentitle track of the 2007 album that spent 70 weeks on the Danish charts
Sacré Cœurradio hit from Count to Ten (2007), her breakthrough in Germany and the Netherlands
Nobody's Manfan favourite from In the Red, regularly featured in live setlists
Bitte små ryk2022 Danish-language album, her first full Danish-language studio record

Upcoming · 10

Past · 2

Where they play · 10

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