Júníus Meyvant

This concert has been cancelled because the making of the new album is taking longer then expected. Ticket holders will be notified.

Luscious folkpop

Júníus Meyvant is the stage name of singer-songwriter Unnar Gísli Sigurmundsson, who was born on Iceland's Westman Islands. When he was in his early twenties, Unnar found a battered guitar in his parents' house. By playing it, he gradually managed to tame his inner turmoil - the irrepressible urge to write music and the constant flow of ideas kept him awake forever and ever.

Júníus Meyvant's witty, concise, melodic and rich take on folk-pop has a very familiar and soulful feel and a touch of attitude. His debut Floating Harmonies (2016) was followed by two more well-received records. Now it's time to look forward to his next step.

For fans of Sam Cooke, Charles Bradley, The Rolling Stones and Devendra Banhart

Support: Patches

Patches creates a wistful pop sound, balancing innocence and sensuality with a whispering melancholy. In her new album, Pickery Performance, Lotte Lauwers blends influences from Dido, Lana Del Rey, and PJ Harvey into a hazy soundscape that transforms personal crisis into hope.

With her writing partner, Jess Jacob, and guest Piffy, Patches seeks a more organic sound in which Lotte's voice shines.