GØ

Ólavur Eyðunsson Gaard (guitar), Kristian Pauli Ellefsen (keyboards), Árni Jóhannesson (bass), Hjørtur Háberg (drums), Sjúður Zachariasson (saxophone)

The band GØ was formed in 2015 by four young musicians who were tired of playing “nice and correct” music. Today, they are among the most in-demand musicians in the Faroe Islands, and they continue to maintain the same rebellious approach in how they write and perform music—anything goes in GØ.

Musically, GØ’s sound draws inspiration from the 1960s and 1970s, while their compositions also carry strong influences of film noir, spaghetti western soundtracks, jazz, and rock.

Over the past year, GØ has performed extensively both in the Faroe Islands and abroad, including at the Reykjavík Jazz Festival, where they impressed the Icelandic audience and received strong reviews from the major jazz publication Jazzwise.

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Bjarni Jakobsen (drums), Erik Reynheim (bass), Helge Greve (guitar), Jóni Strøm (vocals)

Tunghoyrt is a band that plays heavy music. The name Tunghoyrt comes from the Faroese word “tunghoyrdur,” which means hard of hearing or nearly deaf.

The band has gained strong momentum over the past two years and is in high demand across the region.

Earlier this year, they released their first record, the EP “ÓJÓ.”

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After 23 Years, Clickhaze Returns to the Stage

After 23 years without performing live, Clickhaze played a highly acclaimed and warmly received concert at G! Festival this year.

Now you'll have another chance to hear them live—on Friday, September 4, at OY in Tórshavn.

This is a rare opportunity to experience one of the Faroe Islands' most distinctive and influential bands back on stage.

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