Nathaniel Rateliff, raised in rural Missouri, learned music from his church-playing family. Relocating to Denver at 19, he released several early albums and EPs before achieving prominence with Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweats.
No. 4 is a pop trio from Oslo known for Norwegian-language indie pop with witty lyrics. With over 30 million streams, they have released four albums, sold out concert venues nationwide, and earned five Spellemann Award nominations.
An intimate annual boutique music festival held in Oslo's Sofienbergparken, featuring a curated selection of indie, rock, and electronic artists, celebrated for its relaxed, family-friendly urban picnic atmosphere.
Norwegian acoustic folk-pop band formed in 2000 by Pål Angelskår and Andreas Berczelly. Up for You and I went gold, spent 24 weeks on Norway’s charts (peaking at No. 4). Reasons to Hang Around hit No. 2, with Top 20 singles Come Back to Me and Supergirl.
French band L’Impératrice blends disco, pop, and groove. Known for hits like “chrysalis,” they’ve toured globally, won the Grand Prix Sacem, and earned Victoires de la Musique nods.
Stormzy, a London-based MC of Ghanaian heritage, blends grime, gospel, and R&B. Known for hits like "Vossi Bop," he headlined Glastonbury and won multiple Brit Awards. His debut, "Gang Signs & Prayer," and follow-up, "Heavy Is the Head," both topped UK charts. Stormzy has collaborated with Ed Sheeran, Kehlani, and Burna Boy.
Arif Murakami, an acclaimed hip hop and alternative R&B artist from Oslo, Norway, is celebrated for his lyrical storytelling and unique sound. His discography includes award-winning albums like "HighEnd/Asfalt" and "Å Drukne En Fisk," which topped Norwegian charts. Known for popular songs such as "Hvem Er Hun" and "Alene," he has collaborated with many artists, showcasing his versatile talent.