On the last Saturday in June 1969, patrons at the Stonewall Inn in New York rose up in protest – an event that has since become a defining turning point for the LGBTQIA+ movement and the struggle for rights and visibility around the world.
On the last Saturday in June 1996, Copenhagen Pride’s first official parade rolled through the city as Copenhagen hosted EuroPride and was European Capital of Culture.
And now, on the last Saturday in June 2026, we’re transforming Basement into a hot, sexy and sweaty celebration we’re calling 69/96 – featuring performances, live shows, DJs and a play area.
Ivy Rosenauer Ivy takes the audience on a journey towards personal liberation and empowerment. With her electronic pop sound and unique visual style, she sets the dance floor alight.
Bazooka Bazooka is a prominent queer DJ and performance artist who focuses on bodily liberation and queer representation.
Amber Vineyard and The Saint The Saint (he/him) and Amber Vineyard (they/them) are boundary-pushing queer artists who blend cabaret, sex and performance art. With a captivating blend of dark eroticism and raw emotion, they create performances that are both intimidating and alluring, inviting the audience into worlds where vulnerability and power coexist. As Sex Sirens, their work celebrates queer resilience, collective rituals and the freedom to challenge convention, where sin meets salvation and boundaries are shattered.
On 27 June, we’ll be celebrating freedom, community and desire on the dance floor.