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Iceland Airwaves’ 2023 lineup includes Bombay Bicycle Club, Yard Act, Squid, Blondshell, Markéta Irglová, Andy Shauf, DOMi & JD BECK, Markéta Irglová, Mugison, Trentemøller, Daði Freyr, JFDR, and more

As with almost all festivals this very pandemic year, the 2020 edition of Iceland Airwaves is going virtual with a special two-day event, “Live From Reykjavik,” this weekend featuring an entirely homegrown lineup.

Plus Roisin Murphy, The Beths, Gloria Gaynor, The Tallest Man on Earth, Of Monsters and Men, 311, …Trail of Dead, Ryley Walker, Lonnie Holley, and more livestreams you can watch this week since there are no live concerts to attend.

Like the aurora borealis, which I didn’t manage to witness during my time in Iceland, the magic of live shows is a hard to predict mix of different factors, but sometimes you’re in the right place at the right time…

Iceland Airwaves music festival has been around since 1999, offering a showcase for new music, both Icelandic and international, in a very unique setting. The 2019 edition is no different, offering up over 130 artists from 20 countries, playing at venues in downtown Reykjavík from November 6-9…

The 2019 edition of Iceland Airwaves takes place November 6 – 9 in Reykjavík at venues all over the downtown area. This year’s lineup features over 130 artists from 20 countries, including Mac DeMarco, Whitney, Of Monsters & Men, John Grant, Shame, Booka Shade, Orville Peck, Madame Gandhi, Pottery, Georgia, Penelope Isles…

Iceland Airwaves festival has expanded its 2018 lineup, including Fever Ray, Blood Orange, The Voidz, Snail Mail, Smerz, Bedouine, Mammut, Cashmere Cat, and a lot more.