KEiiNO Fred: Slipped on the cliff, more shocked than hurt
As Fred Buljo loses his footing on top of the Sunnmørsalpene, he sees the Norangsfjord in a flash. One and a half kilometers straight down.
Continue readingAs Fred Buljo loses his footing on top of the Sunnmørsalpene, he sees the Norangsfjord in a flash. One and a half kilometers straight down.
Continue readingJanuary 15th 2021, will stay chiselled into my heart forever. It has taken me a few days to digest this
Continue readingWhile we are waiting for Saturday to come – which still seems so far away although there’s only two days left – we want to ask: would YOU like to share thoughts about your passion for KEiiNO in the interview series we are doing on KEiiNO NEWS?
Continue readingKEiiNO and Fred Buljo ready for Eurovision in Tel Aviv in Israel May 18th. This was clear after the Norwegian Melodi Grand Prix-finale in Oslo Spektrum Saturday evening.
Continue reading— What an experience. The entire arena danced and sang along, what a cheer. We had an awesome time and would love to do it again. Now we cross our fingers for a finale spot, says Alexandra Rotan through NRK’s press contacts.
Continue readingNRK’s Summeropen on Alta Beach Camping was great PR for the city and Finnmark. Amongst the guests, Tuesday was the band KEiiNO and Trine Lise Olsen. Alexandra Rotan from the MGP-band warmed up both attending audience and TV viewers with her warm words about cold Alta.
Continue readingWhat an experience! We were met by a cheering crowd that shouted “NORWAY, NORWAY”, and it was so amazing. We had such great energy from the audience, KEiiNO’s Alexandra Rotan says, through NRK’s press contacts.
Continue readingKEiiNO has recently toured the world and latest they have charmed Australia and audience in New York. the period after participating in Eurovision has been busy. For the very first time the group visited Fred René’s home village, Kautokeino last Friday and the band had a great time with the kids and youths on Báktehárji even though the circumstances were a little smaller than what they are used to.
Continue readingI discovered KEiiNO on You Tube and the Spirit in the Sky video wasn’t actually the first thing I saw. I have family in Norway so have always been interested in Norway’s performances at the Eurovision. In 2019, I was searching online to see who would represent KEiiNO and came across the name of KEiiNO then on YouTube the first thing I saw was their vlog from the Sámi kindergarten, which was, coincidentally, filmed on my birthday!
Continue readingIt was May 18 2019, the evening of the ESC final. My husband had to go early to bed because of his work and I was trying not to make a lot of noise. But then KEiiNO appeared on the screen with “Spirit in The Sky”. The volume was increased. I was sitting there, staring at the screen, it felt like I was in the audience and was cheering to “Spirit in The Sky”.
Continue readingLike so many others, I discovered KEiiNO in the Eurovision in Tel Aviv in 2019. Their music instantly ignited a flame inside me and made me want more. At that point I was most of the time in bed because of severe illness, so I spent a lot of time on my phone, reading articles and interviews about KEiiNO and the individual members, and the more I read, the more I felt alive. They all had stories of their own struggles to tell, and somehow reading all this while listening to “Spirit in the sky” and “Shallow”, which at that point were their only two songs, I came back to ‘life’ and after some months, where things really started to improve, I felt an urge to give them something somehow.
Continue readingThe first time I heard KEiiNO was when they were presented as participants in Melodi Grand Prix in 2019. (Melodi Grand Prix is the national selection in Norway). The catchy song, “Spirit in the sky” made a strong impression right away, for one (me) who has a big heart for great pop music.
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