On November 7, OY will set the stage for a very special night as Faroe5 return to perform the songs that so many know and love.

Faroe5 released their first singles, “Bara Eitt Spæl” and “Tú Fert Altíð At Vera Har”, in the summer of 2008. When their debut album followed later that year, it brought even more hits.

“Eg Vil Hava T”, “Eina Langa Nátt”, “Sama Gerð”, “Sjeikurin”, “Droymi Mitt Um Dagin” and many more have become part of the soundtrack for generations of Faroese music fans – and despite the years that have passed, the songs are more alive than ever.

Taking the stage will be the same five singers who formed Faroe5 from the very beginning: Lillian Dalsgaard, Asta Højgaard, Jónvá Ellingsgaard, Ragnhild Dam and Vígdis Fjallstein Christiansen.

With new pop hits in the mix alongside a catalogue of songs that has stood the test of nearly two decades, everything is set for a night of nostalgia, pop, partying and sing-along anthems.

Faroe5 – live at OY on November 7

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The Album-Current Rock Band Wolfgang Performs at OY on November 14

Following a Faroe Islands tour this spring in support of their new self-titled album, Wolfgang is now ready to take the stage at OY on Saturday, November 14 at 9:00 PM.

The original lineup—Einar Jacobsen on vocals, Bergmann Finnsson and Heri Joensen on guitar, Gunnar Thomsen on bass, and Kári Streymoy on drums—say they are 100% ready.

Come by, grab a good meal, perhaps a beer, and experience Wolfgang at full blast!

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Jazz at OY

In November, Tórshavn seems to disappear into rain long before the night is over.

On the evening of the 21st, we would like to break this night apart!

And we’ll set the night alight — with fast jazz, restless improvisation, bright melodies and a rhythm that pulls people into the dance and makes sitting down seem like an unnecessary arrangement!

With Vár and Vár’s Havnar Boys, the music moves between songs and improvisation, between something carefully shaped and something that can change completely in the next few seconds.

The band features Justin James Villanueva on saxophone, Arnold Ludvig on bass, Kristian Pauli Ellefsen on piano and Rógvi á Rógvu on drums.

There will be light, movement, saxophone, piano, drums — and, with any luck, a moment when the room begins to move with the music and the wet world outside becomes temporarily irrelevant.

We're young enough to lose control for a while!
Jazz enough to know exactly what we are losing it to)

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