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Strong, stubborn and true. burn. make liberating rock with references to both grunge and pop that appeals to the masses as well as the fringes, and that tears in teenagers and rigid adults alike.

With new music on the way, the guys will of course embark on an album tour, where they will play in all of Norway's nooks and crannies! The tour kicks off on 4 October at Rokken in Volda, and the work is crowned with two concerts at both Rockefeller in Oslo and Samfundet in Trondheim at the turn of October/November! There will be new music, a new show, new merch, but with the same old good guys in narrow-legged positions on stage.

"My name is Edvard and I like to play a concert for you in the audience!" - Edward Smith

"Agreed!"
- Rémy Malchère Pettersen

burn. consists of Edvard Smith and Rémy Malchère Pettersen. The duo made their debut on the Norwegian music scene when they released their debut album "Elsker" in 2019 - an album for which they later won the Spellemannpris. They have garnered rave reviews for both their music and their live shows, and in 2022 the long-awaited second album, "Vandrer på solskinn", came out, which confirmed fire. its position on the Norwegian music scene. With milestones achieved and rock star status confirmed, Edvard and Rémy say that they themselves are completely unusual boys in their mid-20s with hopelessly large problems, feelings and thoughts.

With over two years since the previous album, the new music differs from the shameless debut album and the all-possible-weird sequel. The new songs bear the stamp of a wide range of emotions, where the guys acknowledge that they didn't have all the answers as 22-year-olds and that they are not as smart as they once thought.

“I think you get more neurotic the older you get. At least I think we have become. Not that you always go around stressing, but you learn from your own mistakes, and reflect on what went wrong, what mistakes you yourself have made, etc. Then you become more relaxed after you have reflected on it. Or not, who knows?”

- Rémy Malchère Pettersen

Since the debut album has burned. toured all over Norway with sold-out concerts at Rockefeller in Oslo and in the Great Hall at Samfundet in Trondheim, in addition to playing at several of Scandinavia's biggest festivals such as Øyafestivalen, Roskilde and Tons Of Rock. In 2022, they invited to their very own festival, brennapalooza., with full houses in both Oslo and Trondheim. In addition to a Spellemannpris on the shelf, they have also been nominated for P3 Gold, have been frequently played on the radio, and not least made several memorable appearances on television.

Tickets on sale from Thursday 15 August!