Handball on the big screen

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Blues meets drag

Dennis Agerblad and Terji Krossteig are known from very different scenes; the danish drag scene and the nordic blues scene. Together they have created maður:glotti and they describe their music as “Edgy POP”!

Terji Krossteig - Guitar and vocals

Dennis Agerblad - vocals and unknow musical instruments

With them they also have: Heðin Ziska Davidsen and Kristin Nolsø Bech and they play synthesisers andbass

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Sámal Ravnsfjall, Ronny Nielsen, Brandur Jacobsen, and Eyðun Johannesen will perform songs by Vágaverk as well as other songs by Jóan Jakku Guttesen at OY on May 23, 2026.

Same Vibration is more than just a band—it’s a powerful musical experience that connects, inspires, and uplifts audiences. Based in Copenhagen and formed in 2008 by lead singer and songwriter Didi Levy, the band delivers conscious, positive messages wrapped in infectious rhythms and vibrant improvisation.

Blending the spirit of American jam bands with the richness of world music, Same Vibration creates a sound that’s both soulful and unifying. Their live shows are dynamic and unpredictable—each one a unique journey through diverse cultures and grooves, filled with spontaneity, guest musicians, and musical surprises.

Whether lighting up stages at venues like Loppen, Global, and Huset or energizing festival crowds across Denmark and beyond, Same Vibration brings people together through rhythm, freedom, and pure musical connection.

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Champions League final on the big screen

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"The “Maggio delle Ragazze” of Riolunato (Italy) is a far flung in the past old popular tradition which celebrates the coming back of the good season, and is celebrated in two moments: the night between the 30th April and the 1st May, and on the second Sunday of May. This tradition is handed down from one generation to another, and is performed by the maggiolanti (young singers, musicians and dancers). During the night themaggiolanti go around the village singing goodwishing songs and ambasciate to fancied to be fiancées; while on Sunday the villagers present themwith food and drinks which, brought to the square, are shared amid songs and dances."

The new Faroese duo Kóboykex is releasing their debut album Wagon Wheels, and to mark the occasion they’ll hold a big release concert at OY on June 6.

Kóboykex consists of Sigmund Zachariassen and Heiðrik á Heygum. They formed the group during the COVID period and have since written and produced 12 songs together with Heðin Ziska Davidsen. Their sound blends country western with electronic music—a style they call Countronica.

Sigmund is best known from Joe & the Shitboys, which won Best Band at the Faroese Music Awards 2019 and has been building a strong reputation internationally in the punk scene. Heiðrik, a multidisciplinary artist, is known from various projects, including his albums Funeral and Illusions, featuring well-known Faroese hits like “Change of Frame” and “Monster.”

Kóboykex draws inspiration from artists such as Beck, Ennio Morricone, Patsy Cline, The White Stripes, and Mirwais, as well as classic spaghetti western films.

Other members performing with the band include Heðin Ziska Davidsen, Harald Fonsdal Johannesen, and Sanna Hoydal.

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World Cup on the big screen

ELIN BRIMHEIM HEINESEN, born in 1958 in Tórshavn, is a singer-songwriter/composer, well-known in the Faroe Islands since the 70s. She is a soloist but has performed with several other artists as well. Her music has been well received, and some songs by her are considered classics in the Faroe Islands.

Elin is joined by talented musicians for Summartónar – Eyðun Mohr Hansen on guitar, Edvard Nyholm Debess on bass, and Rógvi á Rógvu on drums, as well as Kim Hansen or Inga Laksá Simonsen on keyboard.

Read more about Elin and her music at: http://heinesen.fo/

Guðrið Hansdóttir has been an active musician since the turn of the millennium and has released six full-length albums. Her latest release, “Gult myrkur,” was awarded Album of the Year and Lyricist of the Year at the Faroese Music Awards (FMA) in 2023.

Sýrublað is therefore Guðrið’s seventh full-length album, produced by Høgni Lisberg. The music is raw and joyful folk-pop, inspired by country, reggae, and rock. Guðrið describes the sound of the album as like biting into a sorrel leaf—fresh, crisp green, and slightly sour.

The lyrics were written by Beinir Bergsson. Their collaboration began while they were studying literature and music at the University of the Faroe Islands. The lyrics revolve around close relationships and the challenges that arise within a partnership. They draw on plants and animals from the Faroe Islands to explore and understand relationships in a new way. The texts ask whether relationships and shared memories change over time, whether nature influences how we speak to and about each other. The sorrel leaf becomes a metaphor throughout the album—something that looks like many other leaves at first glance, but reveals an unexpectedly strong, sharp taste when bitten into. In the same way, the lyrics search for that surprising intensity within intimate relationships.

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Døgg Nónsgjógv has been active on the Faroese music scene since 2013. Since then, she has released two full-length albums, as well as singles and an EP. Last year, the album Livandi was released, shedding light on adult love in all its forms – the good, the sad, the tough, and the very best.

For the past six months, she has been on maternity leave, but is now ready to return to the stage. She is joined by a highly accomplished band consisting of Høgni Lisberg, Jan Rúni Poulsen, Jens Ladekarl Thomsen, Johan Hentze, Vinjar Egilsnes Petersen, and Drós Ellingsgaard.

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