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URO

b. 1997

Danish singer and songwriter (born 1997)

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Born 1997. URO is a Danish singer.

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Jeppe Kronback (born 1997), known professionally as URO or Jack Dawson, is a Danish singer, songwriter, and producer. He has released one studio album and one EP, and two songs have reached the Danish top40 charts. He has been nominated for several awards in Denmark, including two separate nominations for DR P3's Listener Hit at their 2023 and 2024 award shows.

Early life Born and raised in Vestegnen, Kronback attended a Christian school in his youth before later moving to in Valby. He was raised in a Christian family who were part of the Pentecostal church, including his own mother being a priest. His family left the church when he was 13years old, when they became members of the Church of Denmark. As a teenager, he became involved with a violent football group which led to developing a drug addiction. Due to connections from his grandfather's contacts within the Pentecostal church, Kronback left Denmark and spent time living in Nakuru, Kenya, on multiple occasions. While there, he spent time working at a home for vulnerable children. becoming his first single to reach certification. The EP also reached gold certification.

In January2023, Kronback released a song in a collaboration with fellow Danish artist Mekdes. The song, entitled "", reached triple platinum certification from IFPI Danmark. It was later released on Kronback's debut studio album. The duo performed the song at the Crown Prince Couple's Awards ceremony in November 2024. Their song was nominated for DR P3's Listener Hit at the yearly in late2023, though did not win the award. They later performed the song at Roskilde Festival, Denmark's largest music festival, in June2024.

Kronback's second single from his studio album, "", saw his work reach the Danish top40 charts for the first time when the song peaked at 15. The song also received double platinum certification. Just like "Føles godt" in 2023, the second single was also nominated for P3's Listener Hit at the 2024 ceremony, though he did not win the award for a second consecutive year. The album was nominated for the Danish Album of the Year award at the Danish Music Awards in November2024.

Kronback has performed at several festivals in Denmark, including , Roskilde, and Grøn Koncert.

Personal life Kronback was diagnosed with ADHD and PTSD in 2022,

Discography Studio albums TitleDetails Peak chart positionsCertificationsDEN

Extended plays

IFPI DEN: Platinum "Happy Days" 2025 — "" 2026 2 IFPI DEN: Gold "" — " (acoustic version) — "—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

Awards and nominations Year Award Category Recipient(s) Result 2023 Listener Hit "" 2024Danish Music Awards Danish Album of the Year

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Important facts

Born
1997
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Also known as
Jeppe Kronback, Jack Dawson

People in URO's life

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Contemporaries

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Frequently asked questions

Who is URO?

Danish singer and songwriter (born 1997)

When was URO born?

URO was born in 1997.

What is URO's occupation?

URO is a singer.

What nationality is URO?

URO is Danish.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: URO

· Wikidata: Q135939030

· DBpedia: URO (singer)

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