Ida Gard

Ida Gard, born Ida Bidstrup Østergaard on March 1, 1986, in Hadsund, Denmark, is a Danish indie pop singer-songwriter. She rose to prominence in 2008 after winning the music competition *KarriereKanonen* organized by the Danish national radio DR P3. Her debut album, *Knees, Feet & The Parts We Don't Speak Of*, was released in 2011, but it was her second album, *Doors*, in 2013 that brought her significant commercial success, peaking at number 19 on the Danish charts. This success led to opening for Bob Dylan in Aarhus and embarking on her first tour across Denmark and Germany. Ida Gard has continued to release notable albums, including *Womb* in 2016, and has been an active voice in discussions about women in the music industry.

Ida Gard's music often explores themes of introspection and emotional depth, showcasing her unique voice in the indie pop scene. Her recent releases include tracks like *Kan du se mig nu?*, *Lambrusco*, and *Womb*, among others. She has been part of initiatives highlighting female artists in the Danish music scene, advocating for greater representation and recognition of women's contributions to the industry.

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