Live Music entertainment in Northern Norway
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Rock Café & Nightclub
This, the town’s largest disco, can cram in over 500 punters. It puts on live bands about twice a month.
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Frakken
This multistorey nightclub and piano bar features both Norwegian and foreign musicians and has live music nightly.
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Studentersamfundet
During the academic year, it has 10 lively bars, a cinema and frequent live music, while in summer it’s mostly a travellers’ crash pad.
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Nordlænningen
This low-key basement pub beside the main square has occasional live music – see the signed posters of bands who’ve played here as you descend into the depths.
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Ramm Kjelleren
This wonderfully atmospheric place occupies the bank vaults of a building dating from the mid-1700s. Cool bar staff, great decoration and a buzzy ambience when full make for a great evening out. It offers (free) live music on Friday night at around 9pm.
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Olavshallen
Trondheim’s main concert hall, Olavshallen, within the Olavskvartalet cultural centre, is the home base of the Trondheim Symphony Orchestra. However, it also features international rock and jazz concerts, mostly between September and May.
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Kaos
A cool basement hangout with low beams and bare brick walls, Kaos engages arthouse and underground DJs (Friday and Saturday) and bands (up to three times weekly). Carrying UK and Norwegian football, it also has a faithful following of armchair sporting regulars. Capacity is 90, squeezed close, so show up early for big games and band nights.
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