Din våte drøm - Emma - Ívar Klausen @Smekkleysa
Smekkleysa Plötubúð, Hverfisgata 32, 101 Reykjavík Directions
Sat Sep 19 2026 19:00
Ívar Klausen (IS)
Ívar Klausen is an active musician, session player, and composer, performing at numerous and diverse concerts each year. The setlist will lean towards a lighter sound in the spirit of soul music. The band will perform songs from his solo album!
Din Våte Drøm (NO)
Following the release of their debut album Rockemusikk, Oslo-based rock band Din Våte Drøm (Blautur draumur) bring guitar-driven songs, Norwegian lyrics, and a live show that tends to take off. Some have described Rockemusikk as a soundtrack to an early midlife crisis. He's waiting for an answer. She's attending a job application course. November is coming. The response? Rock music.
Produced and mixed by Kenneth Ishak (Beezewax), and with advise from Knut Schreiner (Turbonegro), the album also features a guest appearance from Norwegian songwriting legend Lars Lillo-Stenberg on the single La det skje.
The band's debut has been called "a solid and frequently exhilarating debut album" , and “in possession of lyrics that encourage the listener's brain cells to wake up” (Dagsavisen, Popklikk). Others have compared Din Våte Drøm’s start to that of deLillos and Raga Rockers in their early years (Deichman musikk).
Following their biggest show yet at Parkteateret, Oslo and appearances in Copenhagen, Malmö, Berlin, Trondheim and beyond, Din Våte Drøm continue their first international tour by performing at Smekkleysa in Reykjavík.
Emma (IS)
Emma is an Icelandic atmospheric folk band. The project was created by siblings Sindri Snær Ómarsson and Breki Hrafn Halldóru Ómars as well as Ásgeir Kjartansson and Óðal Hjarn Grétu. Together they have created a diverse set of songs that aim to encapsulate different emotions. The band is known for dynamic and gripping live performances. They will play at Iceland Airwaves 2026 and Swn Festival 2026. They released their first album, Halidome, in the summer of 2025, which was awarded a Reykjavík Grapevine music award for “Best Kept Secret”.