People of Airwaves: People thought me weird for going alone to Iceland. By Hjörtur Júlíus Hjartarson 9. nóvember 2014 13:27 Stefano is mostly interested in seeing the Icelandic bands. Vísir/Andri Marínó Stefano from Italy was sitting quietly and going over tonight's programme when our reporter chatted with him. "This is my third year at Iceland Airwaves. The first year I came with my friend to see Sigur Rós but for the past two years I've come alone. It's no problem. My friends think it's weird that I come here alone, but they're not bothered by it." Stefano is mostly interested in seeing the Icelandic bands. "I've seen Jón Jónsson, Sin Fang and Ásgeir Trausti, just to name a few," says Stefano and uses the chance to praise Icelandic music, which only has a few fans in Italy. "I think that Italians only know Sigur Rós, Björk and Emilíana Torrini." He hopes to return next year but admits that a week's stay in Iceland does hurt the wallet, but it's worth it. News in English Tengdar fréttir People of Airwaves: Missed her favourite band Joelle is from Wisconsin and works as a writer. This is her first trip to Iceland, but her best friend lives here. 7. nóvember 2014 19:33 People of Airwaves: Nothing compares to Icelandic reggae The friends Maddalena Cebese and Victoria Wadersee are both German but live in London where they're attending university together. 7. nóvember 2014 22:30 People of Airwaves: Not drunk enough yet to pick up girls Kevin Velasco from Seattle is visiting his friend Ben Crowe who's studying Icelandic Studies at the University of Iceland. 7. nóvember 2014 18:31 People of Airwaves: Playing the wingwoman The friends Jill Casavant and Natalie Spaeth from Atlanta, Georgia, are excited about the Iceland Airwaves festival. 7. nóvember 2014 22:24 People of Airwaves: Loves the Icelandic chocolate cake "We love the Icelandic nature, the people and Reykjavík. Just all of it," says Theo and Joyce. 7. nóvember 2014 20:47 Mest lesið Sá eini fagmenntaði missti vinnuna Innlent Þyrla ferjaði vistir fyrir fjallgönguhóp Ratcliffe Innlent Vill að flugumferð verði beint frá loftrými kirkjunnar á meðan þau flytja Bach Innlent Óbeit ungra drengja á trans fólki áhyggjuefni Innlent Óttast að efnið sé þegar komið í dreifingu á Íslandi Innlent Handtekinn fyrir að fara á forboðna eyju Erlent Setja skorður á tjáningu meðlima til að „kæla aðeins niður hitann“ Innlent Kviknaði í gömlum bústað við Rauðavatn Innlent Átta ára sæmd heiðursmerki fyrir að bjarga lífi móður sinnar Innlent „Kynjafræði er pólitísk í eðli sínu“ Innlent
Stefano from Italy was sitting quietly and going over tonight's programme when our reporter chatted with him. "This is my third year at Iceland Airwaves. The first year I came with my friend to see Sigur Rós but for the past two years I've come alone. It's no problem. My friends think it's weird that I come here alone, but they're not bothered by it." Stefano is mostly interested in seeing the Icelandic bands. "I've seen Jón Jónsson, Sin Fang and Ásgeir Trausti, just to name a few," says Stefano and uses the chance to praise Icelandic music, which only has a few fans in Italy. "I think that Italians only know Sigur Rós, Björk and Emilíana Torrini." He hopes to return next year but admits that a week's stay in Iceland does hurt the wallet, but it's worth it.
News in English Tengdar fréttir People of Airwaves: Missed her favourite band Joelle is from Wisconsin and works as a writer. This is her first trip to Iceland, but her best friend lives here. 7. nóvember 2014 19:33 People of Airwaves: Nothing compares to Icelandic reggae The friends Maddalena Cebese and Victoria Wadersee are both German but live in London where they're attending university together. 7. nóvember 2014 22:30 People of Airwaves: Not drunk enough yet to pick up girls Kevin Velasco from Seattle is visiting his friend Ben Crowe who's studying Icelandic Studies at the University of Iceland. 7. nóvember 2014 18:31 People of Airwaves: Playing the wingwoman The friends Jill Casavant and Natalie Spaeth from Atlanta, Georgia, are excited about the Iceland Airwaves festival. 7. nóvember 2014 22:24 People of Airwaves: Loves the Icelandic chocolate cake "We love the Icelandic nature, the people and Reykjavík. Just all of it," says Theo and Joyce. 7. nóvember 2014 20:47 Mest lesið Sá eini fagmenntaði missti vinnuna Innlent Þyrla ferjaði vistir fyrir fjallgönguhóp Ratcliffe Innlent Vill að flugumferð verði beint frá loftrými kirkjunnar á meðan þau flytja Bach Innlent Óbeit ungra drengja á trans fólki áhyggjuefni Innlent Óttast að efnið sé þegar komið í dreifingu á Íslandi Innlent Handtekinn fyrir að fara á forboðna eyju Erlent Setja skorður á tjáningu meðlima til að „kæla aðeins niður hitann“ Innlent Kviknaði í gömlum bústað við Rauðavatn Innlent Átta ára sæmd heiðursmerki fyrir að bjarga lífi móður sinnar Innlent „Kynjafræði er pólitísk í eðli sínu“ Innlent
People of Airwaves: Missed her favourite band Joelle is from Wisconsin and works as a writer. This is her first trip to Iceland, but her best friend lives here. 7. nóvember 2014 19:33
People of Airwaves: Nothing compares to Icelandic reggae The friends Maddalena Cebese and Victoria Wadersee are both German but live in London where they're attending university together. 7. nóvember 2014 22:30
People of Airwaves: Not drunk enough yet to pick up girls Kevin Velasco from Seattle is visiting his friend Ben Crowe who's studying Icelandic Studies at the University of Iceland. 7. nóvember 2014 18:31
People of Airwaves: Playing the wingwoman The friends Jill Casavant and Natalie Spaeth from Atlanta, Georgia, are excited about the Iceland Airwaves festival. 7. nóvember 2014 22:24
People of Airwaves: Loves the Icelandic chocolate cake "We love the Icelandic nature, the people and Reykjavík. Just all of it," says Theo and Joyce. 7. nóvember 2014 20:47