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Bergenfest with The The, Sliteneliten, and more

Jun 12, 2025 at 15:00  ·  Bergenhus Festning, Bergen Bergenhus Festning, Bergen

Bergenfest
Jun 12
Bergenfest
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Three-time BMA nominees The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band play rootsy country blues led by fingerpicker Reverend Peyton. Their album Dance Songs For Hard Times hit #1 on Billboard, iTunes and Sirius XM Blues charts, produced by Grammy winner Vance Powell.
Naima Bock is an English musician of Brazilian and Greek heritage, known for her introspective folk-infused music blending diverse traditions. Formerly bassist for Goat Girl, she launched a solo career with albums like "Giant Palm" (2022) and "Below a Massive Dark Land" (2024). Her unique sound incorporates jazz, electronic, acoustic, and classical elements, earning critical acclaim. She is recognized for poetic lyricism and rich arrangements.
Swedish pop duo Roxette (Marie Fredriksson and Per Gessle) broke through with “The Look” (1989), followed by hits “Listen To Your Heart” and “It Must Have Been Love.” Their 1991 Joyride album led to a first world tour; they’ve sold 90M+ records.
Shed Seven are a band from York. In 2024 they scored two UK Number One albums, more than 30 years after their debut. Fronted by Rick Witter, they returned with the lead single Stand Together and a self-titled seventh studio album.
Getdown Services is Josh Law and Ben Sadler, who met at school in Minehead, Somerset and make music in Bristol. Their debut album Crisps (2023, Breakfast Records) was followed by EPs Your Medal’s In The Post and Primordial Slot Machine.
THE THE, formed in London in 1979 by Matt Johnson, blends rock, pop, blues, and folk. Known for evocative lyrics and diverse collaborations, they create uniquely powerful music.
Sliteneliten, a dynamic, underground folk-punk band, hailing from Norway, captivates audiences with political lyrics infused in diverse genres. Composed of six outspoken women, they blend fiddle, flute, and eclectic rhythms. Known for engaging performances at festivals like Roskilde, Oslo Pride, and more, they've released two albums and played over 60 shows. Their unique blend of music and activism spreads hope and joy, proving another world is possible.
The September When, formed in Stavanger in 1987, raised the bar for Norwegian rock with hits like "Bullet Me." Albums Huggermugger and Mother I've Been Kissed hit #1. Named Årets Spellemann in 1993, they reunited in 2008 and 2019, playing major venues and festivals.
Michigan-born singer/songwriter John Grant delivers literate baritone ballads blending alt-country, dream pop, and synth pop. Ex-Czars frontman, he broke out with Queen of Denmark (2010), earned a 2014 Brit Awards nomination, and hit the UK Top 10 with Grey Tickles, Black Pressure.

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