Madrugada + Sigrid

Sigrid the talkative girl shares the Friday evening with Madrugada!

Concert start: 18:00 Single ticket price: NOK 795

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The stage is set for one of the most anticipated reunions in Norwegian history when Madrugada takes over Oslo Spektrum two nights in a row, 1 and 2 February 2019. Now they are also confirmed for the Kongsberg Jazz Festival.

The concerts mark the 20th anniversary of the band's legendary debut album, Industrial Silence. On stage these evenings are three of the four original members, Sivert Høyem, Frode Jacobsen and Jon Lauvland Pettersen.

Madrugada signed his first record contract in the summer of 1998, and in September of the following year, his debut album "Industrial Silence", sensationally, went straight to first place on the VG list. The album has remained one of Norwegian rock's truly great classics.

The story of Madrugada's breakthrough is truly one of the music legends in Norway. Virgin Records offered the band a record deal in the summer of 1998. The agreement was reportedly signed on the hood of a car outside Oslo Børs, and gave the band unlimited confidence and studio time to realize their big visions. September of the following year, the debut album "Industrial Silence" sensationally went straight to first place on the VG-lista. The album has become one of Norwegian rock's truly great classics. Over the next ten years, Madrugada released four more studio albums, the last, self-titled, was begun before guitarist Robert Burås passed away in 2007 and was released in 2008. In their ten years as a band, Madrugada received five Spellemannprize, including "Arets Spellemann" in 2005 , and two Alarm prizes, as well as a number of sales trophies.

Over the next ten years, Madrugada released four more studio albums. The last self-titled album was started before guitarist Robert Burås passed away in 2007 and released in 2008.

Madrugada was continuously in the top tier of Norwegian bands and had a significant career outside Norway.

Sigrid

Sigrid. Norway's new pop star has become one of the big music talk shows at home and abroad. Sigrid has a very special talent, both as a songwriter and on stage in front of an increasingly large audience all over the world. At Kirketorget, she shares the day with Madrugada.

The greatest thing in Sigrid's short career is that she has been nominated for BBC Music's Sound of 2018, among previous winners are greats such as Adele, Sam Smith and Ellie Goulding! She can also be found on Billboard's list for "100 best songs of 2017" and "10 pop stars to watch in 2018".

Her Spotify followers have tripled since the beginning of the year, and streams have reached nearly 400 million globally. Sigrid will undoubtedly continue her rise with her new and highly anticipated single "Sucker Punch".

In 2017, the debut single "Don't Kill My Vibe" was named the best song of the year by Dagbladet, NRK P3, Bergens Tidende and Dagsavisen. With other brilliant songs, such as "Plot Twist" and "Strangers", and unforgettable energetic concerts and appearances on major TV shows, the international music press has also embraced the young pioneering pop star from Ålesund.

Sigrid was nominated for no less than three awards at P3 Gold 2017, where she won the award for "Best Newcomer". She was also nominated for Spellemann 2017 in three categories: Newcomer of the Year, Pop Soloist of the Year and Song of the Year. She finally won Spellemann for "Newcomer of the Year".

In 2017, she performed at the Nobel Peace Prize Concert, and in recent summers Sigrid has played at a number of Norwegian festivals, such as Slottsfjell, Øyafestivalen, Bergenfest, Trænafestivalen, Skral, Vinjerock and Pstereo - to name a few. Abroad, she has sold out a number of concerts, and i.a. was she to see Coachella, which must be considered one of the world's biggest festivals.

The doors open at approx. 18:00
Concert start, Sigrid at 20:00
Concert start, Madrugada at 22:00
End: 24:00
Age limit: U18 / 18 +

Accompanying person with an accompanying certificate: only needs to buy a seat ticket and only pays the ticket fee. Contact Ticketmaster Norway for further information.

Age limit/TechnipFMC Teengig area

A separate drug-free area with a recommended age limit of 13 will be set up at Kirketorget - in collaboration with our general sponsor TechnipFMC. In the area there will be separate toilets and the sale of non-alcoholic drinks. We allow parents to bring younger children, but emphasize that this is an adult concert with alcohol served and lots of noise. Parents who want to be with their children in a drug-free area must also buy a ticket for this area.

In the rest of the concert area, the age limit is 18.

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