The Raveonettes are described as one of the biggest rock sensations in recent Danish history.

Sune Rose Wagner (guitar and vocals) and Sharin Foo (bass, guitar and vocals) drew inspiration from 1950s American rock’n’roll, 60s girl groups and the surf guitar from California. Back in the Naughts, they were part of the new garage rock movement that featured bands like The Strokes, The Hives and The White Stripes. Their unique contribution was especially Wagner and Foo’s ‘vocal candy’: the sweet boy/girl harmonies that stood in strong contrast to an explosive and dissonant sound. The Raveonettes have since been a source of inspiration for a large number of bands, and according to NME helped trigger the American pop renaissance that took place in the 10s with bands such as Best Coast, The Drums and Dum Dum Girls who found inspiration in the Raveonettes’ classic pop sensibility . “The Raveonettes are still the coolest kids in Copenhagen” Lucia Odoom wrote in Politiken on 27 Nov. 2024 after seeing one of their 6 sold out shows at their recent winter residency in Copenhagen. In 2025 the duo is set to release brand new music for the first time in 8 years. Pe’ahi 2 will be released on April 25, 2025, and is following the thread from Pe’ahi which was released in 2014, with themes that dwell on the fragility of life, death, longing and, not least, vulnerability. The album was recorded in Nashville, Los Angeles and Copenhagen where the band are splitting their time. Sune and Sharin are currently working on their next record, which is set to be released at the end of the year.