Bjørn Eidsvåg

9 concerts

Norwegian singer-songwriter Bjørn Eidsvåg, born in Sauda, melds pop with open-minded Christian themes. Known since the '70s, he critiques organized religion in hits, collaborates widely, and has numerous albums starting with "Inn for Landing" in 1976.

Vassendgutane

8 concerts

Vassendgutane, formed in Ørsta, Norway, pioneered the "Fest-country" genre. Known for hits like "Granada" and "Hjortejakt," they're a beloved live band with sing-along concerts.

Helene Bøksle

6 concerts

Norwegian artist Helene Bøksle is celebrated for her enchanting voice and folk-inspired music rooted in the Nordic landscape. She's collaborated with Brendan Graham and bands like Secret Garden, and contributed to film scores, including “Journey to the Christmas Star.” Her work on “Age of Conan” earned international awards. Helene's albums include “Elverhøy” and the Emmy-nominated “Stille, stille vinternatt.”

Morgan Sulele

4 concerts

Born in Norway, Magnus Clausen, aka Morgan Sulele, is a renowned songwriter and producer. He gained fame with "Bare Min," topping charts for six weeks. Known for hits like "Samsara," and collaborations with John Legend, Alan Walker, and others, he has surpassed 100 million streams. Notable awards include a Swedish Grammis nomination.

Erlend Ropstad

2 concerts

Norwegian songwriter with 8 Grammy nods, known for powerful live performances & critically acclaimed albums. Best album of 2019 per music journalists. Often writes in English. More at erlendropstad.no/konserter.

Donkeyboy

1 concert

Donkeyboy is a synth-pop band from Drammen, Norway, known for hits like "Ambitions" and "City Boy." Formed in 2005, they blend pop and rock influences. They achieved chart-topping success, won the European Border Breakers Award, and have a knack for catchy melodies and innovative synth-pop. Brothers Cato and Kent Sundberg lead, with projects like Rat City reflecting their diverse talents.

The Cardigans

2 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.

Åge Aleksandersen

11 concerts

Åge Aleksandersen, born in Norway, was in the rock band Prudence (1969–75) and later led Sambandet. Known for hits like "Lys og varme," he achieved major success with albums Ramp (1980), Levva Livet! (1984), and performed at Royal Albert Hall in 2016. Collaborated with artists like Mari Boine and Mikael Wiehe.