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Bergenfest with Kristi Brud, Dermot Kennedy, and more

Jun 10, 2026 at 15:00 and 15:01  ·  Bergenhus Festning, Bergen Bergenhus Festning, Bergen

Bergenfest
Jun 10
Bergenfest
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Irish troubadour Dermot Kennedy rose from street busking to global stadiums. His 2019 debut Without Fear became Ireland's best-selling debut album, achieving multi-platinum status and billions of streams, followed by the album Sonder.
Ghanaian-Australian artist Genesis Owusu, born Kofi Owusu-Ansah, hails from Canberra. Renowned for his genre-fluid blend of hip hop, funk, punk, and soul, he delivers bold storytelling and captivating live performances. His acclaimed albums include "Smiling with No Teeth" (2021) and "Struggler" (2023). Owusu has garnered multiple ARIA and AIR Awards, notably Album of the Year, for his impactful music.
Formed in Southend, alternative rock band Nothing But Thieves have achieved global success, billions of streams, and multiple gold and platinum records. They released four top 10 albums, including their 2023 debut number one album, Dead Club City.
Scottish singer Lewis Capaldi rose from small pubs to global arenas with his debut album Divinely Uninspired to a Hellish Extent. It featured the Grammy-nominated smash Someone You Loved. His second album, Broken by Desire to Be Heavenly Sent, also topped charts worldwide.
Kings of Convenience is an indie pop duo from Bergen, Norway, featuring singer-guitarists Erik Glambek Bøe and Erlend Øye. Known for gentle, harmony-rich acoustic songs, they debuted in 2000 and topped the Norwegian chart with Quiet Is the New Loud. Their albums include Riot on an Empty Street and Declaration of Dependence, featuring collaborations with Feist.
Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Valerie June is known for her distinctive voice and style. She has released three best-selling solo albums, including Pushin Against A Stone and The Order of Time, and written songs for legendary artists like Mavis Staples and The Blind Boys of Alabama.
The Mary Wallopers are brothers Charles and Andrew Hendy, formed as a three-piece Irish ballad group touring Ireland to sing and collect songs. Known for raw live energy, they later expanded to a six-piece, adding bass, drums, tin whistle/pipes, and accordion.
No. 4 er en poptrio fra Oslo, kjent for norsk visepop og finurlige tekster om kjærlighet, oppvekst og familie. Debutsingelen Lite og stort. Har over 30 millioner streams og fem Spellemann-nominasjoner.
Tropical Fuck Storm is an Australian art punk and noise rock band formed in Melbourne, Victoria in 2017. Founded by Gareth Liddiard and Fiona Kitschin of The Drones, the supergroup also includes Lauren Hammel and Erica Dunn, and is known for its chaotic live performances and experimental sound.
Niger-based Tuareg musician Bombino (born Goumar Almoctar in Tidene) blends trance-like guitar, captivating vocals, and Saharan rhythms. Albums include Agadez, Nomad (with Dan Auerbach), Azel and Deran; Deran earned a 2019 Grammy nod.
Norwegian pop artist Sigrid has amassed over 2.2 billion global streams, sold out global tours, and performed at Glastonbury and Wembley Arena. Known for festival-ready dance-pop hits, she released her joyful album Theres Always More That I Could Say, featuring the lead single Hush Baby, Hurry Slowly.
Natasha Bedingfield is a multi-platinum pop singer/songwriter known for early 2000s hits Unwritten, These Words, and Pocketful of Sunshine. Her music featured in films like Anyone But You and Easy A; Unwritten joined Spotify’s Billions Club.
Folk-roots singer-songwriter Max McNown, raised in Oregon and based in Nashville, is known for his Gold-certified hit A Lot More Free and Billboard Hot 100 entry Better Me For You (Brown Eyes). He started busking in San Clemente before selling out global tours.
Dutch duo Sarah Julia, inspired by Joni Mitchell and Phoebe Bridgers, blend pop and folk in songs like "Cairngorms." Known for deep lyricism and harmonies, their music captures moments of grief and togetherness.
Brooke Combe is a Scottish artist who won the Play Next award at the Rolling Stone UK Awards. She collaborated with producer James Skelly of The Coral on her debut album, Dancing At The Edge Of The World, featuring lush orchestral arrangements and Motown-inspired vocals.
Norwegian pop artist Dagny has surpassed one billion streams, received P3 Gull awards, and earned eight Spellemann nominations. She has performed at over 50 international festivals, sold out Oslo Spektrum, and supported Justin Timberlake on his European tour.
The Reytons are a Rotherham four-piece independent band. Their album What’s Rock and Roll? hit #1 and Ballad of a Bystander reached #2. Breakthrough debut Kids Off The Estate (2021); sold 20,000 tickets in Clifton Park and headlined Tramlines Festival.
Synne Vo, a Norwegian singer-songwriter from Lesja, crafts heartfelt pop music with honest, dialect-infused lyrics. Known for hits like "Ett minutt" and "Lykke te," she released albums "Kanskje det går te helvete" and "PS: Kanskje det går." Vo co-wrote Chris Holsten's "Smilet i ditt eget speil," which won Song of the Year, and has collaborated with artists such as Emma Steinbakken. She has received awards including Breakthrough Songwriter of the Year.
Ka2, a Bergen duo of Sondre Alvestad and Didrik Thulin, emerged in 2018, creating music for friends. Known for frequent releases, they debuted with "Evig Eventyr."
Stein Torleif Bjella er en norsk visekunstner kjent for sin særegne formidlingsevne. Han debuterte solo med Heidersmenn i 2009 og vant Spellemannprisen, Prøysenprisen og Bendiksenprisen for Vonde Visu i 2011. Trilogien ble avsluttet med albumet Heim for å døy, som nådde førsteplass på VG-lista.
The Lottery Winners, an indie pop band from Leigh, Greater Manchester, formed in 2008. Known for catchy melodies and energetic live shows, they achieved two UK No. 1 albums, "Anxiety Replacement Therapy" (2023) and "KOKO" (2025). They have collaborated with artists like Frank Turner, Shaun Ryder, Boy George, and Chad Kroeger. Their music blends guitar pop with humorous, wistful lyricism.
Tobias Sten, a Norwegian country and pop singer-songwriter from Stord, gained recognition for his heartfelt lyrics and unique blend of traditional country with modern pop. His debut album topped Norwegian charts. Popular songs include "Fy faen du e deili" and "Hånd i hånd." He won P3 Gull awards and was named Årets Spellemann for 2025.
Silje, from Norway, leads dream pop project Yndling, known for ethereal soundscapes. Praised for emotive lyrics, she tours Europe and the UK, connecting deeply with fans.
Oslo-born singer-songwriter Hannah Storm grew up in a musical home and studied at LIMPI and Toneheim. She collaborated with notable producers like Sondre Lerche and Vetle Junker, and gained critical acclaim following performances at Vill Vest and By:Larm.
London-born singer-songwriter Sienna Spiro is known for her powerful, soulful voice and blend of pop, jazz, and soul. Gaining recognition through viral TikTok videos, her popular songs include "Maybe" and the charting hit "Die on This Hill." She released the EP "Sink Now, Swim Later" and has received Critics' Choice Brit Award and American Music Award nominations. Her music features piano-driven arrangements and emotional storytelling.
Don West is an Australian soul musician and model from Sydney. Known for his "coastal soul" sound, he draws inspiration from Marvin Gaye and Al Green. His popular songs include "Rather Be Lonely" and "Small Change". He released his debut EP in 2024 and the album "Give Me All Your Love" in 2025, which charted on the ARIA Albums Chart. He has collaborated with Hayley Mary and Meg Mac. West is celebrated for his captivating showmanship and soulful voice.
Oskar med K, born Oskar Sjåvåg in Oslo, Norway, is an electronic music producer known for his melodic and chill house sound. His breakout hit "Make Me Feel" achieved global dance chart success and earned a P3 Gull "Song of the Year" nomination. He has collaborated with artists like Khalid and AVAION, and released albums such as "Keep Your Feet" and "feel". His music is recognized for its emotive soundscapes and infectious songwriting.
Vandoliers are a Texas country and punk rock band. Their fifth album, Life Behind Bars, follows frontwoman Jenni Rose’s journey through addiction and gender dysphoria, and her decision to come out as a trans woman.
South London singer-songwriter blending candid, tactile wit with heartbreak & humor; debut "Skin" hit #5 UK, earned BRIT noms & Mercury nod; sold-out UK tour; 100M+ streams.
West Texas-born Grammy-winning singer/songwriter & multi-instrumentalist; alt-country/Americana. Played fiddle with Texas Playboys; collab’d w/Prine & Earle; AMA 2017 Emerging Artist; founded The Highwomen.
Nektar, an English progressive rock band formed in Hamburg, West Germany in 1969, is renowned for its "Sound and Light Theatre" and concept albums. Their music blends progressive, space, and psychedelic rock. Notable albums include "Remember the Future," which achieved gold status and charted in the U.S., "Journey to the Centre of the Eye," and "A Tab in the Ocean." Iron Maiden covered their song "King of Twilight."
Reykjavík indie-folk band Of Monsters and Men broke out with 2011 debut My Head Is An Animal and hit single Little Talks (1B+ Spotify streams). Their 2015 album Beneath the Skin debuted Top 3 on Billboard 200; released Fever Dream (2019).
Irish songwriter/storyteller blending folk-poetry; Irish No.1 record; toured/guested with Hozier, David Gray, Counting Crows; scored Lionsgate’s “Salvable”.
Formed in a Swedish steel town in 1993, The Hives are known for their energetic rock. Their 2000 album "Veni Vidi Vicious" earned platinum status, with the hit "Hate to Say I Told You So" lauded by Pitchfork. They’ve collaborated with Joshua Homme and Pharrell, and toured with legends like the Rolling Stones and AC/DC. Their 7th LP showcases their explosive style.
MRCY, the duo of Barney Lister and Kojo Degraft-Johnson, blend soulful vocals, afrobeat, and jazz. Acclaimed for their emotive music, they tackle modern life's crises, earning a Rising Star nod from Rolling Stone. Notable tracks include "Man" and "Fear."
Norwegian country singer Diddi Velle broke out via viral Facebook videos; classic, traditional style. by:Larm Oslo standout, Rising Star nominee; signed TimeOut/Live Nation. Recorded at Nashville’s Sound Emporium; praised powerhouse voice & songwriting.
Linka Moja, an alternative singer-songwriter, draws from 90s alt-rock and early 2000s icons like Hayley Williams. Known for soul-baring songs, her style mixes Nirvana's influence with Coldplay-like lyrics.
Hei du<3 turns personal life experiences into heartfelt songs, using music as a diary to reflect on life's ups and downs, inviting fans to join in the emotional journey.
ALT BLK ERA, a British rock duo from Nottingham, features sisters Nyrobi and Chaya Beckett-Messam. They blend rock, metal, drum & bass, dance, and pop, known for their genre-defying sound. Their album "Rave Immortal" topped the UK Rock & Metal chart. Popular songs include "My Drummer's Girlfriend" and "Hunt You Down." They won a MOBO Award for Best Alternative Music Act, released the EP "Freak Show," and performed at major festivals. They collaborated with Wheatus.
Ora the Molecule, the musical project of Norwegian artist Nora Schjelderup, creates avant-pop and space disco, blending electronic elements with storytelling. Known for defying pop conventions, her albums include Human Safari and the award-winning Dance Therapy, which earned a Norwegian Grammy for Best Electronic Album. Popular songs include "Intergalactic Dance" and "Løveskatt." She has collaborated with artists like Moon Boots and shared stages with disco legends.
Cari Cari is a duo of Stephanie Widmer (vocals, drums, didgeridoo) and Alexander Koeck (vocals, guitars), known for an unmistakable sound blending jaw harp and didgeridoo. Rolling Stone dubbed them a Primavera Sound “biggest discovery.”
Bergen-rapper Linni, kjent fra Yoguttene, har vært med å forme norsk hiphop. Han er anerkjent som en av landets sterkeste tekstforfattere, med en kritikerrost, selvgranskende albumtrilogi og Spellemann-nominasjon.
Sweden-born pop queen with dark, cinematic Swedish lyrics and huge choruses; 1.5B+ Spotify streams. Hits “Jag kommer”, “Satan i Gatan”; collab Håkan Hellström. 6 Grammis, 82+ gold/platinum.
Nora Brown, a Brooklyn-born banjoist, and Chicago-origin fiddler Stephanie Coleman are acclaimed old-time traditional musicians. Known for their captivating duo performances, they share a rich musical partnership rooted in Appalachian styles. Brown's albums have charted on Billboard Bluegrass, and Coleman holds numerous fiddle contest awards. They collaborated on the EP "Lady of the Lake" and performed on NPR's Tiny Desk.
Gambian award-winning powerhouse vocalist blending soul/R&B/pop/blues; bold, intimate storytelling on freedom, honesty & love. Played major festivals; US/CA/UK airplay.
The Sophs are a Los Angeles-based six-piece rock band, with members originally from Phoenix, Arizona. Fronted by Ethan Ramon, they blend emo, folk, bluegrass, and alt-rock with indie, grunge, and punk elements. Known for their brutal honesty and theatrical sound, their debut album GOLDSTAR features popular songs like "SWEAT" and "SWEETIEPIE." Signed to Rough Trade, they are celebrated for their genre-blurring style.
Elio Mei, an indie-folk and indie-pop singer-songwriter from Arizona, creates whimsical, fantasy-themed music with vivid storytelling. Formerly Madilyn Mei, he is known for a unique voice and genre-defying sound. Popular songs include "The Milk Carton" and "What's Going On?!". Mei released the album "A Thousand Songs About It All: Act 1" and the single "Elio," and collaborated with artists like Addison Grace.

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