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D1MA rocked Roskilde with his hits, but he also took bold risks. Not every experiment paid off when the enigmatic singer and rapper hit the Orange Stage.

Halfway through his set on the Orange Stage, he loosened his grip

Foto: Nicolai West
Foto: Nicolai West
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»Play something we know!«

That’s what a man shouted shortly before D1MA’s concert on the Orange Stage kicked off Thursday night.

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