bits and pieces from the northern island.
We had occasion to talk about Bíódagar earlier this year. Græna Ljósið presents us now with a selection of seven documentaries released during the year 2010 and they will be screened from the 12th of November at the Bíó Paradís. These are the featured documentaries: Feathered Cocaine – Ö. M. Arnarson, T. S. Hardarson (Iceland … Read the full article →
It’s that time of the year again. For those who are familiar with it, it’s time to get ready for this year’s Iceland Airwaves, probably the most popular annual music event in Iceland. The first Airwaves was held in 1999 in an airplane hangar. Since its first edition many bands, then unknown and now famous, … Read the full article →
This year’s festival is over and we made it back in one piece. The sense of hearing might be compromised, but it was for a good purpose. Anyway, if you were there you probably won’t need this visual account. If you were not there, too bad you missed it. We enjoyed an impressive amount of … Read the full article →
Update: photos from the festival can be found here. Starting today and for the whole weekend the 9th edition of the annual Innipúkinn Festival is going to be held in Reykjavík. With its two stages at Sódóma and Venue in downtown, it will host thirty bands in its three-days long extent. The artists in the … Read the full article →
Dear promoters of Iceland Inspires, I attended the concert earlier this week after a period of excessive anticipation. I visited your site more than once – and still visit it – and I love your webcams that are like eyes pointed at the beautiful Icelandic landscape. I had seen the poster announcing the “World’s Most … Read the full article →
We’ve been wondering a lot the partner in crime and I if it’s just for a coincidence that Icelandic women we observe seem to be so incredibly charismatic. Just take the most prominent example you can currently think of: Prime Minister Jóhanna Sigurðardóttir. In most countries women seem to have to struggle a lot everyday … Read the full article →
It’s over! We hope you had a good time if you attended any of the live shows at NASA. These are the bands that were performing yesterday: Hudson Wayne Sudden Weather Change Kimono Hjaltalín Bloodgroup Here’s a brief visual account of the show: We thank the Festival organizers for the occasion they offered to us … Read the full article →
It’s not so easy to write a brief account of three days – well, nights – of live music if you’re not exactly the kind of average gigs attender or if you are not a professional critic. I cannot hide the fact I’m one of those persons that are always willing to go to gigs, … Read the full article →