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Get your ears ready; here’s a list of the music festivals taking place in Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Iceland and Finland this year.
From the 1960s to today, the songs that captured the zeitgeist.
Reykjavik’s biggest music festival is 6th – 9th November, with major international and Icelandic artists.
Helsinki’s biggest rock music festival takes place 9th – 11th August. Get in the mood with our playlist.
Gothenburg’s largest rock music festival is a Scandinavian summer music festival highlight!
Øyafestivalen takes place in Oslo, Norway, 6th – 10th August, and the line up this year will get you moving.
Up close and personal with the best musical acts from this year’s festival.
Roskilde festival fashion may not be runway-ready, but we love it just the same.
The summer festival runs 4th – 15th July and this year’s line up is excellent.
Even when it’s dusty and muddy, Roskilde is serving up some high-level bites and nearly all of it (97%!) is organic.
Northern Europe’s largest rock music festival takes place 29th June – 7th July this year. Headliners include Robyn, Cardi B, Chance the Rapper, and Vampire Weekend.
From 30 May – 1st June, enjoy the music, art, food, and philosophy of Heartland Festival at Egeskov Slot in Denmark.