Parkenfestivalen Bodø Tickets - Rensåsparken

Veronica Maggio

1 concert

Veronica Maggio, Sweden’s queen of pop, is known for Swedish lyrics filled with vivid, personal storytelling. Hits include “Jag kommer” and “Satan i Gatan.” She has 7 albums, 6 Grammis, 82+ gold/platinum awards, and collaborated with Håkan Hellström.

Charlie Cunningham

7 concerts

Born in London, Charlie Cunningham melds melancholic tunes with rhythmic flair on piano and guitar. Known for headlining Queen Elizabeth Hall, his work boasts over half a billion streams. Influenced by Flamenco, his music includes art rock and neo-classical touches.

Bernhoft

20 concerts

Jarle Bernhoft, from north of Oslo, is a Grammy-nominated guitarist and singer known for his solo soul career and innovative live looping. Initially famous as Span's frontman, he's lauded for his unique sound and sold-out tours.

Pixies

22 concerts

The Pixies, born from the late 80s alt/rock surge, influence giants like Nirvana and Radiohead. Known for "loudquietloud" style, their iconic albums include the Platinum "Doolittle." Their electrifying live shows boast sell-out crowds worldwide, featuring classics and new tracks. Black Francis, Joey Santiago, David Lovering, and Emma Richardson drive this influential band.

The Cardigans

4 concerts

The Cardigans, formed in Jonkoping, Sweden in 1992, are known for their blend of sugary pop and clever arrangements. Their album "Life" and hit "Lovefool" brought international success. Originally metal fans, the band later shifted towards pop, with vocalist Nina Persson at the forefront. They achieved platinum status in Japan with "First Band on the Moon." The group went on hiatus post-1998 but reunited for live shows in the 2010s. Collaborations included Max Martin-produced artists like One Direction and Ariana Grande.

Motorpsycho

3 concerts

Motorpsycho, a Norwegian band from Trondheim, blends progressive rock, psychedelia, alternative rock, and more. Formed in 1989, they gained acclaim with "Demon Box," earning a Norwegian Grammy nomination. Popular releases include "Phanerothyme," "Child of the Future," and the "Gullvåg Trilogy." They've collaborated with Jaga Jazzist Horns and Steve Albini. Known for expansive, genre-defying albums and live shows, their notable albums explore hard rock, prog, and jazz influences, while 2023's "Yay!" showcases a more acoustic, intimate style.

Emma Steinbakken

3 concerts

Emma Steinbakken, a Norwegian pop sensation, broke through in 2018 with "Not Gonna Cry," amassing over 25M streams. Her debut album "Home" released in 2023. Known for her captivating vocals and storytelling, she's collaborated with Alan Walker and Matoma. Despite fame, she stays true to her vulnerability, crafting relatable music that connects deeply with fans. Emma's music, often personal, resonates by articulating complex emotions.

Susanne Sundfør

1 concert

Norwegian singer/songwriter Susanne Sundfør blends experimental pop, folk, electronica, and classical music. Born in Haugesund, she topped charts with albums like *The Brothel* and *Ten Love Songs*. Known for collaborations with Röyksopp and M83, she won a Spellemannprisen Award but spurned its gender category. Her music, noted for shifting styles, includes acclaimed albums like *Music for People in Trouble* and 2023's *Blómi*.