HAMRADUN (FO) + SG: Going For The One

Koncerten hos arrangøren ↗ · Oplysninger hentet 14.11.2026 kl. 20:45 CET.

Adresse: Templet ↗ · 2026-11-11.

Hard Folk-Rock from the Harsh North Atlantic Hamradun hails from the Faroe Islands, descendants of rebellious Vikings who left Norway in search of freedom, fame, and fortune in the new world. Rooted in centuries of Faroese culture, the band carries the heroic spirit of their ancestors into every song. The Faroese Language Singing primarily in Faroese—the modern descendant of Old West Norse, the original language of the Vikings—Hamradun preserves the stories, rhythms, and soul of their heritage. Faroese is a living cultural language spoken by only 50,000 people, and it forms a vital part of the band’s identity. Hamradun’s music is grounded in the heroic ballads of the Faroe Islands, passed down through oral traditions. These ballads tell tales of valor, tragedy, and glory, often performed through the traditional chain dance, where rhythm and lyrics bring the stories to life. Hamradun blends this ancient tradition with modern instruments, creating a powerful folk-rock sound that connects past and present, appealing to new generations while honoring their nation’s soul. Most songs are sung in Faroese, preserving the authenticity of their cultural heritage. LINEUP: Pól Arni Holm — vocals Uni Debess — guitar (lead/rhythm) Fríði Nordenskjold Bjørgvin — guitar (rhythm/lead) Heri Reynheim — bass Finnur Hansen — keyboards (plus sometimes flutes / organ / other keys) Rani Christiansen — drums / percussion GOING FOR THE ONE delivers melodic pop-rock with plenty of nerve, edge, and energy. The all-female power trio combines heavy grooves, strong harmonies, and soaring guitar riffs in a sonic universe where ’90s nostalgia meets contemporary rock-infused pop. The result is music that hits you in the heart while keeping your feet moving. This year, the band has performed at both Copenhell and the Faroe Islands’ largest festival, Summar Festivalurin. This autumn, they will embark on a tour across Denmark, with a stop at Templet in Lyngby on November 7. Expect strong songs, an intimate connection with the audience, and a live experience packed with energy, joy, and raw musicianship.