Reykjavík Grapevine - 06.06.2014, Blaðsíða 48

M U S I C
CONCERTS & NIGHTLIFE
Dubliner
21:00 Troubadour Roland
English Pub
21:00 Troubadours Jon / Danni /
Ingi Valur / Tryggvi
Gaukurinn
21:00 Skítamórall
Harpa
20:00 Reykjavík Midsummer Music:
Sigrún Eðvaldsdóttir / Pétur Gré-
tarsson / Pekka Kuusisto
Húrra
21:00 Retro Stefson Block Party
Laugardalshöllin
19:00 DJ David Guetta
Lebowski Bar
21:00 DJ Anna Brá
Prikið
21:00 DJ Gay Latino Man
23:00 Reykjavík Midsummer Music:
DJ Georg Conrad / Mahler Cham-
ber Soloists
Tuesday June 17
Dubliner
21:00 Troubadour Eiki
Den Danske Kro
21:00 Troubadour Tryggvi
KEX Hostel
20:00 Kex Jazz
Wednesday June 18
Bravó
21:00 VJ Berglind Festival
Café Rosenberg
21:00 Krákan (aka. Guðjón Rúdolf)
Den Danske Kro
21:00 Troubadour Hreimlur
English Pub
21:00 Troubadour Maggi
Harpa
19:00 Kristján Jóhansson / Gissur
Páll Gissurarson / Garðar Thór
Cortes
Lebowski Bar
21:00 DJ Jesús
Prikið
21:00 Vinyl Wednesday: DJ Steindór
Grétar
Thursday June 19
Boston
22:00 DJ Yamaho / Boston Babes
Brikk
21:00 Intro Beats
Den Danske Kro
21:00 Troubadour Pétur
English Pub
21:00 Troubadour Eiríkur / Steini
Gaukurinn
21:00 Sesar A
Húrra
21:00 DJ Óli Dóri
Loft Hostel
20:30 Magnús Leifur & Sveinn
Mengi
21:00 Eric Boros
Prikið
21:00 DJ Vrong / LV pier / Marteinn
GRÓFARHÚS 6th Floor
Tryggvagata 15, 101 Reykjavik
Opening Hours: Mon–Thu 12–19
Fridays 12–18, Weekends 13–17
www.photomuseum.is
Reykjavik Museum
of Photography
ADMISSION FREE
“One of the 10 best
free museums in Europe”
– The Guardian/Travel
230 kr.
290 kr.
350 kr.
420 kr.
440 kr.
400 kr.
315 kr.
480 kr.
Osushi is a unique
rest aurant in Iceland.
The met hod of dining involves
snatching small plates from
a conveyor belt. Pricing is
distinguished by the color
and pattern of the plate –
most range between
230 - 440 ISK.

Everything off the con vey or
belt is tasty and if you don´t
really fancy sushi, you can
instead choose for ex ample
teriyaki chicken, noodle
salad, tempura and desserts.

The vibe in Osushi is friendly
and relaxed. The restaurant is
located almost next door to
Althingi (the parliament) which
is in the heart of the city.
osushi.is
Pósthússtræti 13 / Borgartúni 29 / Reykjavíkurvegur 60 HF.
Tel: 561 0562 / www.osushi.is
Gaukurinn
Tryggvagata 22 (D3) | 21:00 | ISK 1,500
Twee-pop artist Sin Fang, aka the “Icelandic Beck,” will be performing several of
his hits, including songs from his third solo album ‘Flowers’ (which totally won
Grapevine’s 2013 Album of the Year award). It is filled with sweeping, blithe and
feel-good orchestra/techno resonance—truly a goldmine of modern indie-pop.
Joining him are Samaris, whose relaxed indietronica mixes minimalist syncopated
beats with an intricate and emotional vocal delivery, as can be heard on tracks
such as ‘Viltu Vitrast’. Ojba Rasta’s Arnljótur will be opening the event, providing
infective and unflustered accompaniment to an artistically diverse evening. LH
The Nicelandic Indie Face-Off
Sin Fang / Samaris / Arnljótur
12
June
Harpa
Austurbakki 2 (C4) | 20:00 | ISK 3,500
Starting with the fluttering melodic drones present in John Adams’ gorgeous, euphoric Hallelujah
Junction, The Midsummer Music Festival expresses its commitment to pieces pushing the technical
limits of the piano, with performances by Davíð Þór Jónsson, Víkingur Heiðar Ólafsson and Kathryn
Stott. The event closes with the Goldberg Variations, a triumph in composition which demonstrates
the dynamics of Bach’s work. Arm-stretching legato accompanies seemingly endless breaks that
endow the Goldberg Variations with a resonant, emotional quality that makes this event absolutely
unmissable. LH
Goldberg Variations
Reykjavík Midsummer Music
13
June