Discovery, sustainability & remote markets on docket for ‘vital’ Iceland Airwaves

In two weeks, Reykjavík will transform into a 'hub of cultural discovery and creative opportunities' with thousands of delegates and artists

Clara La San at Iceland Airwaves
Clara La San at Iceland Airwaves © Aron Gestsson

In two weeks, thousands will flock to Reykjavík for Iceland Airwaves, with organisers set to transform the capital city into “a hub of cultural discovery and creative opportunities”, they say.

Now in its 27th year, the new music showcase and industry conference will return from 5-7 November, with the live programming led by a special event series featuring Shygirl, The Streets, and Daði Freyr & The Iceland Symphony Orchestra at the city’s waterfront opera hall, Harpa.

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