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OverOslo with Melis, Oslo fagottkor, and more

Jun 21, 2024 at 15:00  ·  Grefsenkollen, Oslo Grefsenkollen, Oslo

OverOslo
Jun 21
OverOslo
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A Norwegian gay choir and show ensemble established in 2004, consisting of 35 to 40 male singers known for their varied repertoire and humorous, theatrical approach to performing classic and contemporary hits.
Chicago-raised singer-songwriter Chaka Khan rose as frontwoman of Rufus, scoring the Grammy-winning Top 5 hit “Tell Me Something Good” (1974). Her solo breakthrough “I’m Every Woman” (1978) and “I Feel for You” (1984) helped earn her 10 Grammy awards.
Trinidad-born UK pop/R&B star Billy Ocean: ’80s smashes “Caribbean Queen,” “Suddenly,” “Loverboy,” “Get Outta My Dreams”; UK hits too; R. Kelly-prod.; platinum GH.
Carola Häggkvist (Carola) is a Swedish schlager singer. She broke through with 1983 hit Framling, whose debut album topped Swedish charts for 12+ weeks. Eurovision winner in 1991 with Fangad Av En Stormvind; returned in 2006 with Invincible (4th).
Norske 90-talls popbandet Di Derre med Jo Nesbø i front. Gjorde comeback i 2013 med dobbeltalbumet Historien om et band. Albumet Høyenhall (2018) fikk gode kritikker; singelen Det Går Fint ble en radiohit. Kjent for Jenter.
Øyvind Sauvik, known as Vinni, is a Norwegian rapper and singer born in Arendal. He gained prominence with the hip hop duo Paperboys before launching a successful solo career in hip hop and mainstream pop. His popular songs include "Sommerfuggel i Vinterland" and "Godmorgen Norge", with "Sommerfuggel i Vinterland" topping the charts. His debut solo album, "Oppvåkningen", also achieved significant success. He has collaborated with artists like Tone Damli and Jesper Jenset.
Jason “Timbuktu” Diakité is a Swedish hip-hop artist who debuted in 1996. He’s released 9 solo albums, including Du Gamla Du Nya, with many singles certified Gold/Platinum. He’s won 8 Swedish Grammys and 4 P3 Guld awards.
Oslo-born singer-songwriter: from pop duo M2M (w/ Marion Raven; “Don’t Say You Love Me” US #21) to breezy alt-rock (“Don’t Save Me”). 2 Spellemannprisen.

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