Feb 3, 2005 • 1 min read

Fresh Air festival brings Norwegian acts to Fabric

The Fresh Air festival, staged by Sunkissed Live and the Royal Norwegian Embassy, brings Norwegian acts to Fabric on 3 March, recorded for BBC radio shows.

For a very brief moment I though my old student radio station had got themselves a leading London PR firm to represent them, but then I realized the press release in my in box was for a music event by the same name.

The

Fresh Air festival is being staged by Sunkissed Live and the

Royal Norwegian Embassy to celebrate a hundred years Norwegian independence and basically features the biggest line up of Norwegian acts you're ever likely to find in one place.

On the bill will be, among others, Annie (DJ set), Satyricon, Bugge

Wesseltoft, Bj¯rn Torske, Mikal Telle, Xploding Plastix,

Magnet, Ralph Myerz (DJ set with The Jack Herren Band percussionist),

Nils Petter Molvúr, Magne F and Kango's Stein Massiv.

It all takes place at Fabric on 3 Mar - and will be recorded for Paul Thomas' One World show on BBC Radio 1 and **Fiona

Talkington's Late Junction show on BBC Radio 3**. Tickets for the whole bash are £18 and are on sale now. Press info from Darling.

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