25 More Artists Announced: Yo La Tengo, Ólafur Arnalds, Sólstafir And More!

Adding to our already juicy lineup this year, we’re very excited to welcome: American indie rock band Yo La Tengo, experimentalist, pop and folk band TAPE (SE), the powerful and mesmerizingly beautiful, El Rojo Adios (SE), psychedelic and tempestuous artist, Carmen Villain (NO), Moon King (CA) with their harmonious and raw electric sound, and finally, Jakob Juhkam Bänd (EE) … Read more

Get your ticket for Kraftwerk’s additional show today!

Kraftwerk, who will close Iceland Airwaves, have added an additional show on Monday November November 4 in Harpa. Kraftwerk will perform from their groundbreaking catalogue with full 3-D visuals. Ticket sales start at noon today on midi.is.

Kraftwerk started their visionary journey into the future more than 40 years ago. These forerunners in electronic music, and self-described “music-workers and … Read more

Kraftwerk add additional show on November 4

Kraftwerk, who will close Iceland Airwaves, have added an additional show on Monday November November 4 in Harpa. Kraftwerk will perform from their groundbreaking catalogue with full 3-D visuals. Ticket sales start at noon GMT, Monday May 6 on midi.is, however Iceland Airwaves ticket holders will have a chance to buy presale tickets from noon GMT, Friday, May 3. … Read more

20 more artists announced: AlunaGeorge, Zola Jesus, Mammút and more!

At Iceland Airwaves HQ the little festival workers are hard at work preparing this year’s edition and now we’re ready to announce the next 20 bands slated to play Iceland Airwaves 2013!

Our international guests will include R&B electro duo AlunaGeorge (UK), industrial electro diva Zola Jesus (US), Robert Forster from the legendary Go-Betweens (AU), Mariam The Believer with her … Read more

How to score your Kraftwerk ticket at Iceland Airwaves

Electronic pioneers Kraftwerk will close Iceland Airwaves 2013.

Kraftwerk recently presented their Catalogue 12345678 across eight nights at London’s Tate Modern, drawing unreserved admiration from the world’s media in the process. These breathtaking 3-D shows were universally lauded, none more so than in the UK press. The Observer ran with the headline “Why Kraftwerk are still the world’s most influential … Read more

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