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Guide to Oslo World 2022

The nights grow longer, and Oslo World gets closer - but which concerts should you attend?

Dear audience!

Oslo World is happening for the 29th time this year and once again we will fill the autumn evenings, and many of Oslo's best stages, with music, conversations and cultural expressions from all over the world.

Availability at the festival

Oslo World wants to be a festival for everyone, even if you need a little extra organisation.

The Movement Tour

Oslo World has teamed up with four other Norwegian concert organizers. Check out the tour we have set up in week 44!

KEYCHANGE TALENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME 2023

Bring your work place or friend group to Oslo World

We tailor group experiences to this year's festival. Get in touch!

Three new board members

Cecilie Hellestveit is the new chair of the board of Oslo World. Nora Paynter Gundersen and Emnet Kebreab are board members.

The Movement network

Five festivals join forces, presenting artists from all around the world this autumn in Norway.

Theme of the year: Movement

Each year, Oslo World picks a theme to provide our concert booking and seminar program with a direction. The theme for the coming festival is movement.

This year's first concert release!

Fatoumata Diawara will be the first ever female African artist to perform a solo concert at the Norwegian Opera House and Youssou N’Dour will play his very first concert at Oslo World. It’s about time.

The festival film is ready!

The 28th edition of Oslo World was really something special. Artists from over 30 countries on 20 venues around town, over the course of six days.

Meet the Norwegian Keychange delegates!

Cham Léon, Nedja, Sofie Søndervik Sæther, Lennea Lyssand and Camilla Christensen have been selected for Keychange's talent development program in 2022.