Plúmm has been around since the mid-1980s. The band has worked both as an independent band and played with others in several genres, e.g. rock, pop, country, folk and jazz. Best known is the collaboration with Terji Rasmussen under the name “Terji & Føstufressar”. When these musicians come together as Plúmm, they make their own terms. You can expect a concert with an anarchistic mix of genres with intense, flying improvisations. The musicians in Plúmm are among the leading in the country.

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Pan-ArcticVision 2026 After Party

Musicians from Pan-ArcticVision enter the stage for a border-crossing live After Party when the TV-broadcast at Norðurlandahúsið is over.

Pan-ArcticVision is a "Eurovision" for the northern parts of the globe. This international music event is moving around the north and has chosen Føroyar as the host of 2026. Last year’s event was in Iqaluit in Canada, before that in Nuuk in Kalaallit Nunaat.

Musicians from Alaska, Northern Canada, Greenland, Iceland, Faroe Islands, Northern Norway, Northern Sweden, Northern Finland and Arctic Russia are gathered in Tórshavn for a live broadcast event at Norðurlandahúsið the week leading up to October 2nd 2026. After the TV-cameras are turned off, they all meet at OY for the after party.

A few of the participating artists will perform live as we celebrate northern song, community and independence! Let’s unite the North in song!

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Concert with Eyði Horsdal and Band

This autumn, Eyði Horsdal will once again take the stage accompanied by a talented band. Eyði and the group are preparing an exciting full-length release featuring original material. The repertoire consists of new Faroese-language songs in a melodic, folk-inspired style.

Eyði has distinguished himself through his light, melodic sound and down-to-earth, evocative lyrics. The songs are both easy-going and warm, while also offering depth and seriousness. The audience can look forward to a unique, intimate, and above all cozy concert experience.

Line-up:

• Eyði Horsdal – vocals, guitar, and piano
• Kristian Pauli Ellefsen – piano and accordion
• Arnold Ludvig – bass and guitar
• Gareth Quinn Redmond (Ireland) – violin and guitar
• Albert Karch (Poland) – drums and organ

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