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Reykjavík Music Mess – Independent music festival

April 16, 2011
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Reykjavík Music Mess – Independent music festival

Reykjavík Music Mess is an independent music festival in downtown Reykjavík, with shows on NASA and in the Nordic house. It is held for the first time on 16th and 17th of April. Bands from Iceland, USA, Finland and Greenland will perform on this first edition of the Mess.

Make sure you’ll listen to the full playlist (bottom left). Icelandic bands are superb.

Full lineup (performing artists)

  • Agent Fresco (IS)
  • AMFJ (IS)
  • Borko (IS)
  • Deerhunter (US)
  • Einar Örn + SWC (IS)
  • FM Belfast DJ set (IS)
  • FOSSILS (DK)
  • Hellvar (IS)
  • Hljómsveitin Ég (IS)
  • kimono (IS)
  • Kippi Kaninus (IS)
  • Lára Rúnars (IS)
  • Lazyblood (IS)
  • Lower Dens (US)
  • Miri (IS)
  • Mugison (IS)
  • Nive Nielsen (GL)
  • Nolo (IS)
  • Orphic Oxtra (IS)
  • Prinspóló (IS)
  • Quadruplos (IS)
  • Reykjavík! (IS)
  • Samaris (IS)
  • Sin Fang (IS)
  • Skakkamanage (IS)
  • Sóley (IS)
  • Stafrænn Hákon (IS)
  • Sudden Weather Change (IS)
  • Swords of Chaos (IS)
  • Tomutonttu (FI)
  • Æla (IS)

The festivals main sponsors are: The Nordic House, Rás 2, Kex Hostel, Iceland Express Travel and the Reykjavik Grapevine.

→ Find Reykjavik Music Mess on Facebook and Twitter.

→ Buy tickets or buy package deals.

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