21 Feb 2025

Celebrating the annual Faroese Music Week at G!

Once again G! is here to celebrate the annual Faroese Music Week.

Foreign names of artists and bands dominate the local conversation throughout the year, but next week we only focus on Faroese names.

Local acts play a crucial role in shaping the festival programme, always providing us with unforgettable moments.

Some are young, others are established. Some play mostly abroad while others mainly play shows around these familiar islands.

Each bird sings according to its own beak, and we take pride in them all. There is truly a vast and rich music scene to be found in the Faroe Islands.

Seven artists and bands will be added to G!'s lineup throughout next week, adding to the list of previously announced Faroese names: Hallur Joensen, Marius DC and Beinir.

Follow us as we announce a new exciting Faroese music name daily.

18 Feb 2025
Lewis Fitzgerald - Ready to capture hearts at G!

Things aren’t always what they seem—nor do they always sound the way they look. Read more »

11 Feb 2025
The world-renowned Trentemøller to perform at G! this summer

The internationally acclaimed artist Trentemøller made his breakthrough with album The Last Resort, of which the track Moan becoming especially well known. Read more »

4 Feb 2025
Beinir – A Rising Star You Need to Know

Meet Beinir—a young artist making waves far beyond his homeland. Though still early in his career, he's no newcomer to music. Read more »

28 Jan 2025
Announcement: Emiliana Torrini (IS)

We are thrilled to announce that Icelandic artist Emiliana Torrini will perform at G! in 2025. Read more »

28 Nov 2024
KALEO is set to ignite the sands of Gøta!

Today, the Icelandic band KALEO is a globally recognized name, but their journey with G! Festival began humbly. Back in 2014, they performed at a small playground in Gøta. Read more »

26 Nov 2024
Marius DC brings Faroese rap to the stage at G! Festival

At just 21 years old, Marius DC has already established himself as a standout voice in Faroese music. Read more »