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Happy Birthday ‘Agaetis Byrjun’

Posted by Management on June 27, 2009 / 0 Comments

Happy Birthday 'Agaetis Byrjun' - here's a little something for you... To mark the 10th anniversary of the Icelandic release of their breakthrough album 'Agaetis Byrjun', Sigur Ros have made available two exclusive live performances from the original launch party concert at the Icelandic Opera House on the night of June 10, 1999 - back when few people outside Reykjavik hadn't the foggiest clue who they were. Watch it here. 'Nyja Lagid' video - filmed originally for Icelandic TV and unseen for years, this shows the boys when they really were still boys, performing a song that never made it onto Agaetis Byrjun ...
Post from Nick Abrahams

Posted by Darren on December 08, 2008 / 0 Comments

Blog from director of the 2 films in the special edition of 'Med Sud...'... What a fun year this has been! So was just making some notes about working with Sigur Ros, and the good and bad points. Continue Reading...
Sigur Ros Player on Facebook

Posted by Management on October 28, 2008 / 0 Comments

Watch and share your favourite videos of the band on your Facebook profile page with our Sigur Ros player! Videos available now include Goobledigook, Vidrar Vel Til Loftarasa, Glosoli, Inni Mer Syngur Vitleysingur and Seaglopur.
Náttúra Concert

Posted by Management on October 24, 2008 / 1 Comment

“The changes that are going on in Iceland need to be the subject of debate,” Jonsi said on teaming up with Björk in June this year for the Náttúra Concert in Reykjavik, intended to raise awareness of the destruction of Iceland's natural landscape. Watch their take on Gobbledigook and a live clip of Inni Mer Syngur Vitleysingur here, and stay tuned for the full show to be aired on National Geographic soon.
MoMA Show in New York

Posted by Management on October 24, 2008 / 0 Comments

Click here to watch a live video of Við spilum endalaust, directed and edited by Jesse Reding Fleming, performed at New York's Museum of Modern Art earlier on June 17. As mentioned before, Current TV produced a 46-minute live footage video for the same show at MoMA that is available here.