Bubbi Morthens Turns 50 6. júní 2006 13:58 Bubbi Morthens og Utangarðsmenn á æfingu Legendary Icelandic musician Bubbi Morthens turned 50 years old today, and will celebrate his birthday with a sold-out concert tonight in Laugardalshöll. Morthens first arrived in the Icelandic music world as a part of punk rock acts such as Utangarðsmenn and Egó. After this period, he turned to a troubador style of playing, with many of his most celebrated songs narrating working class life. Today, Morthens is an Icelandic Idol judge, a spokesperson for a car rental company, and has sold over five hundred of his songs to insurance company Sjóvá, yet still finds time to keep making albums. His concert tonight is a retrospective of his greatest hits, which have in many ways influenced the shape modern Icelandic music has taken today. News News in English Reykjavik.com Mest lesið Fátækari eftir að hafa svindlað á ferðakonum Innlent Ríkissjóður greiðir fyrir flutning hinna látnu til Íslands Innlent Blússandi hagvöxtur í Bandaríkjunum Erlent Minni rekstrarkostnaður fyrir eigendur bensínháka Innlent „Krítískur massi af snarbrjáluðu fólki nær yfirhöndinni“ Innlent Falskar netverslanir: Auglýsir rýmingarsölu nokkrum dögum eftir opnun Innlent Hvar er opið á aðfangadag? Innlent Tveir lögreglumenn sprengdir í loft upp Erlent Gaf fingurinn á Miklubraut Innlent Maðurinn fundinn Innlent
Legendary Icelandic musician Bubbi Morthens turned 50 years old today, and will celebrate his birthday with a sold-out concert tonight in Laugardalshöll. Morthens first arrived in the Icelandic music world as a part of punk rock acts such as Utangarðsmenn and Egó. After this period, he turned to a troubador style of playing, with many of his most celebrated songs narrating working class life. Today, Morthens is an Icelandic Idol judge, a spokesperson for a car rental company, and has sold over five hundred of his songs to insurance company Sjóvá, yet still finds time to keep making albums. His concert tonight is a retrospective of his greatest hits, which have in many ways influenced the shape modern Icelandic music has taken today.
News News in English Reykjavik.com Mest lesið Fátækari eftir að hafa svindlað á ferðakonum Innlent Ríkissjóður greiðir fyrir flutning hinna látnu til Íslands Innlent Blússandi hagvöxtur í Bandaríkjunum Erlent Minni rekstrarkostnaður fyrir eigendur bensínháka Innlent „Krítískur massi af snarbrjáluðu fólki nær yfirhöndinni“ Innlent Falskar netverslanir: Auglýsir rýmingarsölu nokkrum dögum eftir opnun Innlent Hvar er opið á aðfangadag? Innlent Tveir lögreglumenn sprengdir í loft upp Erlent Gaf fingurinn á Miklubraut Innlent Maðurinn fundinn Innlent