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Discover Fantastic Icelandic Musicians

Our Artists

  • ADHD

    Energetic, award-winning quartet blending jazz, rock, and impressionism. With multiple albums under their belt, they’re ready to ignite stages across Europe

  • Geislar

    “It’s like being in a dream
    inside a Twin Peaks episode.”

  • Hist og

    Founded in 2017 to distil a murky blend of jazz and electronic music, hist og is an Icelandic trio featuring Eiríkur Orri Ólafsson on trumpet and electronics, Róberta Andersen on guitar, bass and synth, and Magnús Trygvason Eliassen on drums and percussion.

  • Ingibjörg Turchi

    Award-winning bassist and composer moving between jazz, experimental music and

    rock-tinged minimalism. Her album Stropha earned a nomination for the Nordic

    Council Music Prize 2026; a new album follows in spring 2027.

  • Magnús Jóhann & Óskar Guðjónsson

    Curious minds, quintessentially Icelandic sound. Their “Fermented Friendship” album tour is a must-see—contact us to bring them to your venue

  • Mikael Máni

    Guitar virtuoso crafting acoustic masterpieces. His “Guitar Poetry” album tour awaits your stage—don’t miss this sonic journey

  • MOVE

    A collective of musical explorers, weaving intricate compositions. Their European tour awaits—book now for an immersive experience!

  • Ólöf Arnalds

    Ólöf Arnalds is an Icelandic singer and multi-instrumentalist. Classically educated on the violin, viola and self-taught on guitar and charango, Ólöf’s most distinctive asset is, nonetheless, her voice.

  • Ómar 210

    Ómar Guðjónsson

    Ómar is a multi-instrumentalist and a composer. Guitar, Pedal Steel and Bass are in his armory.

  • Silva & Steini

    A dynamic duo fusing tradition and innovation. Their harmonies resonate deeply—secure your date for an intimate jazz encounter

  • Ife Tolentino

    Brazil meets Iceland

  • Svavar Knútur

    Description goes Icelandic troubadour travelling with a guitar, a ukulele and songs about misery

    and redemption — with enough humour that audiences leave smiling. First

    recipient of Iceland's Anna Pálína Árnadóttir award for folk music.here