MIMRA í Hannesarholti
Hannesarholt, Grundarstigur 10, 101 Reykjavík Directions
Thu 15.10.2026 20:00
Tónlistarkonan MIMRA stígur á stokk ásamt hljómsveit á tónleikum í Hannesarholti fimmtudagskvöldið 15.október. Að þessu sinni kemur söngkonan fram með einvala liði tónlistarkvenna sem hver og ein hafa skapað sér nafn innan jazz og poppsenu landsins. Hljómsveitina skipa Anna Gréta Sigurðardóttir á píanó, Ingibjörg Elsa Turchi á bassa og Sólrún Mjöll Kjartansdóttir á trommur. Langt er síðan MIMRA hefur komið fram á tónleikum með eigið efni og er því um einstakan viðburð að ræða sem fæstir ættu að láta fram hjá sér fara.
Tónlist MIMRU fer víða og má kalla art popp eða „alternative“ þjóðlagapopp. Hljóðheiminum hefur verið lýst sem einstaklega aðlaðandi, fáguðum og háleitum. Hann er tilfinningaríkur og ljóðrænn með einstaka dýpt og í víðáttumiklu rými. Metnaðarfull og áhugaverð blanda af óhefðbundinni þjóðlagatónlist með áhrifum raftónlistar, djass og daðri við kvikmyndatónlist. Samofið og sameinað í eina heild.
MIMRA er hugarfóstur söngkonunnar og lagahöfundarins Maríu Magnúsdóttur. MIMRA steig fram á sjónarsviðið með útgáfu plötunnar Sinking Island árið 2017 sem hún tók upp og hljóðblandaði samhliða námi sínu í Goldsmiths University of London. Finding Place kom svo út árið 2022 með þróaðari tónsköpun og heildarmynd. Síðan þá hefur MIMRA haldið áfram að heilla hlustendur með tónlist sinni.
Performers
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MIMRA - Finding Place album releaseMIMRA celebrates the release of her album Finding Place with a concert in Salurinn in Kópavogur on April 1st. In this grand concert MIMRA and band will perform the album in its entirety along with previously released music from the singer and songwriter. The event will be both a release and a recording concert that no one should miss. Tickets on sale now on tix.is https://tix.is/is/event/12801/mimra-i-salnum-finding-place-utgafutonleikar/ MIMRA worked on the EP Finding Place with Stefán Örn Gunnlaugsson at Studio Bambus last year along with many talented artists. The album will celebrate a digital release on April 1st. A few songs from the album, Sister, Out of the dark and Easy to choose, have come out in the last months. Stefán Örn Gunnlaugsson, Magnús Trygvason Elíassen, Sólrún Mjöll Kjartansdóttir, Helga Ragnarsdóttir, Sam Pegg, Sylvía Hlynsdóttir and Elvar Bragi Kristjónsson form the MIMRA band. MIMRA, the solo project of María Magnúsdóttir, first captivated audiences with her eclectic and vocally enchanting music in 2017 with the release of debut album Sinking Island. Ever since she has created rich sonic layered music with delicate but complex blend of alternative folk-pop with a pinch of electronics, jazz and soul. SPOTIFY https://sptfy.com/mimramusic HEIMASÍÐA www.mimramusic.com FACEBOOK www.facebook.com/mimramusic INSTAGRAM www.instagram.com/mimramusic YOUTUBE www.youtube.com/c/MIMRA The concert is sponsored by Tónlistarsjóður Rannís and Lista- og menningarsjóður Kópavogs.
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Anna Gréta on Gljúfrasteinn
Anna Gréta, an Icelandic artist based in Sweden, has been making waves with her enchanting debut album. Combining elements of jazz, indie, and folk, Anna Gréta’s music features refined and subtle songwriting, a nuanced voice, and dazzling piano playing. Her unique sound is characterized by sophisticated piano craftsmanship and haunting vocals, which distinctly capture the Nordic essence. Anna Gréta has been recognized with multiple awards, including the prestigious Monica Zetterlund Award in 2019 and a performance at the Nobel Prize ceremony in 2020. Her debut album, Nightjar in the Northern Sky, was awarded Jazz Album of the Year at the Icelandic Music Awards in 2022, and she was also named Songwriter of the Year. Don’t miss out on experiencing Anna Gréta’s incredible talent – check out her music now on ACT Music!
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Ingibjörg Turchi (IS)
A bass player and composer known for her unique sound that combines jazz, experimental music, and minimalism.
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Sólrún Mjöll Kjartansdóttir
Trommur/slagverk
