The Cedar Presents
SONDRE LERCHE - Acrobats ‘26 Tour
Wednesday, September 16, 2026 / Doors: 7:00 PM / Show: 7:30 PM
All Ages
Seated
$32 Advance, $35 Day of Show
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
Born and raised in Bergen, Norway, Sondre Lerche first came to fame as a teenager with the release of his critically acclaimed indie-pop debut Faces Down. Lerche’s 11th studio album, Acrobats, is an eight-song suite that pingpongs between joy and introspection, loss and love.
SONDRE LERCHE
Sondre Lerche has always been a romantic. Whether it be the songs he wrote as a teen for his critically acclaimed 2001 debut, Faces Down, or starring as the love-lorn Christian in the Norwegian stage production of Moulin Rouge! The Musical. In 2026, though, his love of, well, love is shot through with a kind of defiance.
“There’s a dissonance between the increasingly dystopian world we live in and finding beauty and peace in your private life,” he says. “It feels almost like a paradox that I’m blessed to have landed in a life and a love that is very meaningful and true. And, at the same time, it feels impossible to write a love song without taking into account the terrible things that are happening in the world.”
The result is Lerche’s 11th studio album, Acrobats, an eight-song suite that pingpongs between joy and introspection, loss and love. Recorded across nine studios with a gaggle of creatives, it’s a perhaps more sobering followup up 2022’s Avatars of Love — although no less brimming with passion.
“If there’s one theme to this album, I suppose it is finding love in times of great unrest and hopelessness," Lerche says. And that’s precious.
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