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Musicin 6 daysOrgan recital with Hanne Kuhlmann
Oslo domkirke
Hanne Kuhlmann (Copenhagen Cathedral), organ. Works by Schmidt, Bach, Preston, Scheidemann, Krebs and Messiaen. Dear friends of organ music, Welcome to Oslo Cathedral and this year's summer concert series! Over the course of 15 Saturdays from July to October, we invite you to festive and diverse concerts featuring organists from both Norway and abroad. Each concert has its own distinct character, reflecting the musical background and tradition of the guest performer. During the summer months, when everyday life tends to slow down and time feels more spacious, we wish to present a rich and varied musical program on our cathedral organ, built in 1998 by the Norwegian organ builder Ryde & Berg. We are committed to making organ music accessible to as many people as possible. Please feel free to take the program with you, share it with friends and family, and invite someone along to a concert. Admission is always free for children and students. We look forward to seeing you at Oslo Cathedral and wish you a joyful and inspiring summer! Marcus André Berg and Tjark Pinne Organists of Oslo Cathedral. Accessibility: Oslo Cathedral has dedicated wheelchair spaces in the south transept. Companions enter free of charge upon presenting a companion certificate. Oslo Cathedral has a ramp and an elevator for step-free access. Please arrive at the main entrance, and our staff will guide you to the wheelchair entrance. A wheelchair-accessible restroom is available by the main entrance. For questions; please call Oslo Cathedral, phone: +47 23629010
Musicin 2 weeksOrgan recital with Anne Laver
Oslo domkirke
Anne Laver (Syracuse, USA), organ. Works by Buxtehude, Bjørneboe, Draper, Bach, Chee and Rogg. Dear friends of organ music, Welcome to Oslo Cathedral and this year's summer concert series! Over the course of 15 Saturdays from July to October, we invite you to festive and diverse concerts featuring organists from both Norway and abroad. Each concert has its own distinct character, reflecting the musical background and tradition of the guest performer. During the summer months, when everyday life tends to slow down and time feels more spacious, we wish to present a rich and varied musical program on our cathedral organ, built in 1998 by the Norwegian organ builder Ryde & Berg. We are committed to making organ music accessible to as many people as possible. Please feel free to take the program with you, share it with friends and family, and invite someone along to a concert. Admission is always free for children and students. We look forward to seeing you at Oslo Cathedral and wish you a joyful and inspiring summer! Marcus André Berg and Tjark Pinne Organists of Oslo Cathedral. Accessibility: Oslo Cathedral has dedicated wheelchair spaces in the south transept. Companions enter free of charge upon presenting a companion certificate. Oslo Cathedral has a ramp and an elevator for step-free access. Please arrive at the main entrance, and our staff will guide you to the wheelchair entrance. A wheelchair-accessible restroom is available by the main entrance. For questions; please call Oslo Cathedral, phone: +47 23629010
Musicin 2 weeksKnut Bry 80 years!
Carls - Arena
We're celebrating Knut's 80 young and wonderful years on the very day, 3rd of October 2026, from 18:00--24:00. Join us for an evening filled with great food and music (from several of Knut's musical friends), wonderful people, and a memorable celebration of our one and only Knut! Trond Moi will be serving Knut's favourite meal --- his world-famous fish soup! You will get a drink upon arrival, other beverages can be purchased at the bars throughout the rest of the evening. You received a "Save the Date" this spring, and the response has been overwhelming! Now it's time to book your ticket! Date: 3rd October 2026 Time: 18:00--24:00 Venue: Carls Arena, Carl Berners plass, Trondheimsveien. 113 Dress code: Whatever you feel like wearing to celebrate Knut. Tickets: Ticketmaster (max. two per invitation) The ticket price is NOK 550 per person, which covers the costs of the event. Your place is only secured once the ticket has been purchased. There are limited tickets available, so it's first come, first served! Seating is unreserved, but if you need a reserved seat or are bringing guests under the age of 18, please get in touch. WELCOME TO A BRYSK EVENING! Questions or special requirements? tina@tinagent.no and/or kirsten.thorseth.poppe@gmail.com
Musicin 2 weeksKonradsen - 10 years!
Kulturkirken Jakob
10TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT: KONRADSEN!! The duo Konradsen is celebrating 10 years and invites you to a very special anniversary concert at Kulturkirken Jakob -- the exact venue where they held their very first release concert! On this evening, they are stripping things back and sharing the stage with good friends made along the way. Since 2019, Jenny Marie Sabel and Eirik Vildgren have carved out a unique place in the Norwegian indie scene with their distinctive, intricate, and critically acclaimed sound. This concert also marks the release of their third album, Hunt, Gather -- a personal and introspective record about the life spent chasing goals for years, and the longing for something more. The release was celebrated with a truly unique, sold-out concert experience at MUNCH in Oslo on April 10th. Now, they are coming to Kulturkirken Jakob! Konradsen's music shifts between the romantic, playful, and deeply emotional, blending subtle glimpses of reality---like audio clips from old family videos and chats with friends---with synths, piano, and a nuanced musical landscape. The result is a complex soundscape that feels both weightless and intimate all at once. The album Hunt, Gather was produced by Hans Olav Settem and Marit Othilie Thorvik (Beharie, Ea Othilde, Jouska) in collaboration with the duo themselves. A major part of the music was also co-written with Erlend Vesteraas and Ivar Myrset Asheim, both of whom are key contributors to the project. Come celebrate 10 years of Konradsen and experience a concert that moves seamlessly between the deeply intimate and the grand!
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118 spots are on the Place to Be radar in Oslo right now. The hottest is Denmark at Norway at Ullevaal Stadion (hot right now, 74/100), followed by Portugal at Norway and Wales at Norway. The board leans music and sports, with 1 spot is on this weekend. Every spot is ranked 0 to 100 by how big the crowd is, and Place to Be does not sell tickets, so the order is honest.
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- 1Denmark at Norway · Ullevaal Stadion · Thu 24 Sept · Hot right now74
- 2Portugal at Norway · Ullevaal Stadion · Sun 27 Sept · Hot right now74
- 3Wales at Norway · Ullevaal Stadion · Sat 14 Nov · Hot right now74
- 4Fredrikstad at Valerenga · Intility Arena · Sun 20 Sept · Hot right now66
- 5SK Brann at Valerenga · Intility Arena · Sun 18 Oct · Hot right now66
- 6Tromso at Valerenga · Intility Arena · Sun 1 Nov · Hot right now66
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118 spots are on the Place to Be radar in Oslo right now. The biggest are Denmark at Norway at Ullevaal Stadion (74/100), Portugal at Norway at Ullevaal Stadion (74/100), Wales at Norway at Ullevaal Stadion (74/100).
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Denmark at Norway at Ullevaal Stadion on Thu 24 Sept. It scores 74 out of 100 on the radar, the hot right now tier.
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