Norway offers a unique backdrop for events: music festivals set against spectacular fjord landscapes, traditional midsummer celebrations, and urban cultural events in Oslo and Bergen. Visitors can expect a wide range of events blending Nordic nature and modern culture throughout 2026/2027.
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Illustrative photo Sunnmore Alps Ski Festival runs 18–21 February 2027 in Oye. 2026 was 19–22 February. 2026 packages from about 1050 euros including bed and tours.
Illustrative photo From 25 to 28 March 2027, the Inferno Metal Festival turns Oslo's Rockefeller Music Hall into the world stage for black and extreme metal. Four days of concerts, club shows and scene gatherings in the self declared capital of dark music.
Illustrative photo Bysprinten in Mosjoen: 2026 ran 24–25 April. 2027 is the last April weekend, date open. City sprint, afterski. Viewing free.
Illustrative photo Karmøygeddon Metal Festival 2027 takes place from April 29 to May 1 in Kopervik on Karmøy. Running since 2004, it draws metal fans from around the world with international bands and an intimate atmosphere across two stages.
Illustrative photo The <strong>75th Bergen International Festival</strong> runs from <strong>26 May to 12 June 2027</strong>. Over 200 events at iconic venues across Bergen, featuring Artist in Residence Leif Ove Andsnes and world-class performances including Yo-Yo Ma.
Illustrative photo OverOslo Festival 2027 takes place from June 16 to 19 at Grefsenkollen in Oslo. The festival is known for sunset concerts with panoramic views over the Norwegian capital.
Illustrative photo Steinkjerfestivalen takes place 17–19 June 2027 in the heart of Steinkjer, Norway. Three days of rock, pop and live music across four unique stages in a compact, walkable city setting. Tickets from NOK 1,990.
Illustrative photo From 23 to 26 June 2027, Ekebergsletta in Oslo once again becomes the stage for Tons of Rock, Norway's biggest heavy metal and rock festival, set against a dramatic fjord backdrop.
Illustrative photo Palmesus 2027 takes place on June 25 and 26 at Bystranda beach in Kristiansand. Scandinavia's biggest beach festival brings two days of music, sun and sea right in the city center.
Illustrative photo Kanalrock 2027 takes place on August 6 and 7 by the channel in Horten, Norway. Running since 1991, this punk and rock festival is known for its independent, volunteer driven spirit.
Illustrative photo From 11 to 14 August 2027, Oslo's Tøyenparken once again becomes the stage for Øyafestivalen, an award winning, plastic free music festival spanning indie, rock, pop and electronic acts in a green city park. The 2027 lineup and ticket prices will be announced soon.
Illustrative photo From 11 to 14 August 2027, Øya Festival turns Oslo's Tøyenparken into a green stage for indie, rock and beyond. Certified sustainable, centrally located, and part of Norway's festival scene since 1999.