Up­prásin | HáRún, ΔΑΙΜΟΝΙΟ, ál­fur fly­guy skrilljón

This concert will feature HáRún, ΔΑΙΜΟΝΙΟ, álfur flyguy skrilljón.

Harpa, in collaboration with the Reykjavík Music City and Rás 2, is hosting Upprásin, a concert series dedicated to grassroots Icelandic music, across musical genres. Upprásin is now taking place for the fourth year in a row and a total of 27 bands will perform, three on each concert night.

Ticket prices are only 2000 kr. but it is possible to contribute a higher amount during the ticket sales process, which will go directly to the artists.

HáRún, or Helga Rún Guðmundsdóttir, is an indie folk/pop singer-songwriter who performs heartfelt songs in Icelandic. The acoustic guitar plays a central role in her music, while her honest lyrics and powerful voice draw listeners in. Inspired by a wide range of influences, HáRún often paints vivid imagery through nature in her songwriting. Her songs explore themes such as longing, overthinking, and the desire to belong. She released her debut single in February 2025 and is currently working on her first full-length album, set for release in autumn 2026.

Daimonio is a multidisciplinary artist working across music and visual arts. Using a hardware-based setup, she creates and performs live sets ranging from ambient soundscapes to high-BPM tekno and electro. Equally comfortable with vocal performances, hybrid hardware instrumental live acts, and carefully crafted dj sets, she adapts each performance to the unique atmosphere of clubs, bars, festivals, and free parties. A Fine Arts graduate, she is also involved in painting, installations, conceptual art, and creating her own merchandise, extending her artistic vision beyond music into visual and physical forms.

Álfur Fluguy Skrilljón are an emerging music project still in its infancy. Despite being newcomers, they have a distinctive artistic vision and create experimental rap unlike anything you've heard before. Their music combines heavy, distorted bass, sharp melodies, Icelandic lyrics, and an intense, high-energy sound.

Promoter

Harpa