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The Norwegian black metal band Satyricon played at Øya 2009 in Oslo, Norway - Photo: Per Heimly
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The Norwegian black metal band Satyricon played at Øya 2009 in Oslo, Norway

The Øya Festival

Experience the best Norwegian musical talent together with up-and-coming international acts and established crowd-pleasing icons.

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The delight of this music festival comes partly from the ability to see world famous names without the crush of a mega-festival, and from the way the acts are mixed - all genres are spread around three stages.

The UK music magazine NME has given the festival its seal of approval and writes that Øya is one of the festivals you should pick next summer.

When: August 2010

Where: The Øya Festival takes place in the Medieval Park in the heart of Oslo.

Last updated: 2009-09-11
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