Tastemaker music festival Iceland Airwaves has come a long way since its humble beginnings in 1998 when three bands played in an aircraft hangar in Reykjavík. One revenue estimate for the forthcoming ...

Inside a top-floor recreation room at the Elliheimilið Grund, a retirement home for the elderly in downtown Reykjavík, the 25th annual Iceland Airwaves festival officially kicked off on Friday, ...

WASHINGTON (7News) — Taste of Iceland officially kicks off today in Washington, D.C., bringing a full lineup of events celebrating the country’s food, music, culture and innovation. Good Morning ...

In the icy heart of Iceland’s glaciers, there is music. Echoing through the ethereal blue tunnels and chambers, these melodic sounds add another dimension to the already awe-inspiring experience of ...

International music export office Iceland Music to host their official SXSW music showcase in partnership with Artist For Action (AFA), happening at Inn Cahoots (located at 1221 E 6th St, Austin, TX ...

Initially launched as a one-off event in an airplane hanger back in 1999, Iceland Airwaves, the world’s most northern music festival takes place each year in downtown Reykjavík. This year the fest ...

A ranking of the top songs based on streaming and sales activity from within the country- as tracked by Luminate. The ranking is based on a weighted formula incorporating official-only streams on both ...

Before heading out to Iceland Airwaves, I encountered a throng of people who had never heard of it. For these people I contextualized the music festival as “Iceland’s SXSW.” Never having been to the ...

PRI/ The World's Global Hit - Iceland Learn more about Marco Werman's role as radio reporter for The World on public radio, and listen to streaming audio of his interviews with bands Hudson Wayne and ...

Major music festivals often feel like a practice in fakeness. There’s a delusion of having a life-altering night with friends, all while sporting the hottest trends of the season, washing down fruity ...

Mounted high on the wall in Elín Hall’s Reykjavík kitchen is a pair of white horns, picked up from a Red Cross thrift store in the city. They’re a nod to her grandfather, who once shot a reindeer by ...