Check out what's on this year!

Nordsjøfestivalen translates as The North Sea Festival, and is situated in a small town on the southern coast of Norway. As the Norwegian summer is quietly twindling away, you may yet enjoy skilled musicians from Scotland, England, the Orkneys, the Faroe Islands, Scandinavia, the Shetlands and Ireland, as well as masterly marine musicianship from Norway.

The Telemark Folk Music Festival in Bø seeks to preserve what it sees as essential elements of the folk music experience: intimate performances, face-to-face contact between artist and audience and acoustic sound, while simultaneously exploring new avenues.

Førde Folk Music Festival is the largest festival in Scandinavia for folk / trad. / world music and dance from all over the world. The festival takes place in beginning of July each year.

The Bergen International Festival presents art in all its guises: music, literature, theatre, dance, opera and visual art.

Kroke&Tindra, Annlaug Børsheim, Benedicte Maurseth, Karl Seglem and Hoven Droven are a few of the artists performing at Vossajazz this year

Väsen, Knut Buen, Cathall McConnell and Anders Røine are among the artists who will be performing at the international festival of folk music at Rauland February 16th-20th.

When sufi poet Mavlana jalal-ad-Din Muhammad Rumi died in 1273, representatives from all known regions came to salute him. Over 800 years after his birth, he is one of the world’s most read poets. Oslo International Rumi Festival is an interdisciplinary and multicultural meeting point for discussion, experience and exchange in the spirit of Rumi.

Late autumn every year Oslo World Music Festival, the most international festival of Oslo. Unknown artists for an international audience, many of these artists nevertheless are big stars in their part of the world. Oslo World Music Festival is a six day long festival presenting a variety of world music.

Festival of North Norway takes place at Harstad in North Norway, presenting artists from a broad variety of musical genres. Norwegian folk singers Ingebjørg Bratland and Sinikka Langeland will both attend the festival alongside Swedish Hazelius/Hedin, Lena Willemark and Finnish Tsuumi Sound System, to mention only a few.

Almost fifty handpicked Norwegian demo bands, thirty delightful Scandinavian artists, twenty or so folk-/jazz- and roots artists as well as fifty more established Norwegian names ready to break internationally.

Street smart flamenco, Django electronica, qawwali, ghetto blues, throat song, tango, fado, Balkan beats, joik…

Hilmar Alexandersen Folk Music Festival is an annual event that tak place in November every year in Steinkjer Town situated in the middle part of Norway. The Festival is named after one of the most outstanding Norwegian fiddlers and folk music performers.

Traditional and inventive Norwegian folk music festival in unique surroundings in the small town of Fagernes, Valdres. This is really a folk music festival of concerts, dance parties, classes and a competition for folk musicians, singers and dancers.