Øyafestivalen Oslo Tickets - Tøyenparken

Moyka

2 concerts

Norwegian pop artist Moyka, from Hallingdal Valley, crafts mystical synth-driven music inspired by Röyksopp and Robyn. Lauded by PopJustice, she’s played Øyafestivalen and supported Sigrid. Nominated for the Anchor Award, she’s Amazon’s One To Watch 2022.

Denzel Curry

18 concerts

Denzel Curry, born in the South, is known for his versatile rap style and hits like "Ultimate." Collaborating with artists like A$AP Rocky and A$AP Ferg, his work celebrates Southern musical heritage and showcases his technical mastery.

Nia Archives

3 concerts

Bradford-born Nia Archives, a new-era junglist known for 'UP YA ARCHIVES', blends genres innovatively. Renowned for reviving jungle for modern fans, she's won at DJ Mag, NME, MOBOs, and was a BBC Sound 2023 top contender.

The Kills

16 concerts

The Kills, formed in 2000 by Alison Mosshart and Jamie Hince, are a dynamic duo known for their raw, evolving rock sound. They blend garage rock, blues, and electronic elements across albums like "Midnight Boom" and "Ash & Ice." Notable hits include "The Good Ones" and "Fried My Little Brains." Mosshart also collaborated with Jack White to form The Dead Weather. Their music reflects a mix of grit and sleek rhythms. The Kills are renowned for their inventive style and enduring presence in the rock scene.

Casiokids

1 concert

Bergen-based electro-pop group Casiokids, founded in 2004, crafted indie club hits like "Fot i hose" and "Finn bikkjen." Known for energetic, puppet-filled live shows, they became an international success despite singing in Norwegian. Their album "Aabenbaringen over aaskammen" earned critical acclaim and a Spellemann nomination. Vocalist Fredrik Vogsborg later collaborated with AURORA and won Spellemann prizes with The Megaphonic Thrift, Silja Sol, and Young Dreams.

Sarah Klang

2 concerts

Sarah Klang, from Sweden, is known for her autobiographical songwriting. Her debut, *Love in The Milky Way*, won Best Album at the Swedish Grammis. She's collaborated with Grammy-nominated Eric D. Johnson, evolving from ‘60s/'70s pop to ‘80s synth-pop on *VIRGO*. Her latest, *Mercedes*, inspired by motherhood, continues to earn acclaim and Grammis nominations.

Pulp

17 concerts

Pulp, formed in Sheffield by Jarvis Cocker in 1978, rose from obscurity to become 1990s British icons, blending glam rock, disco, and indie. Known for hits like "Common People," they reached stardom with the album "Different Class." Cocker's sharp lyrics and collaborations, like with producer Scott Walker, characterized their dynamic style. They won multiple accolades and left a lasting impact on the British music scene.