Eivør + Rabbitology

Faroese siren Eivør returns to Roxy on March 18, 2027. Following her triumph in October 2025, she brings the voice that defined the soundtracks of God of War and The Last Kingdom, among others. It will be a clash of Nordic folklore with uncompromising electronica and guttural vocals.

Eivør Pálsdóttir is a phenomenon who breaks down genre boundaries with the ease of an art-pop diva and the rawness of the experimental scene. Her previous stop at Roxy in October 2025 was clear proof that Czech fans respond to the combination of organic percussion and pulsating synthesizers. Over the years, Eivør has evolved from traditional ballads to a layered, darkly nuanced sound, where her incredible vocal range and ability to command the space using a loop station and a shamanic drum take center stage.

Her contribution to modern pop culture is undeniable—the chilling atmosphere of the series The Last Kingdom or the epic quests in the hit game God of War: Ragnarök would sound only half as good without her input. Eivør doesn’t just perform songs live; she presents a meticulously crafted soundscape that draws from the isolation of the Faroe Islands and the pulse of modern metropolises. It’s a lesson in modern songwriting that isn’t afraid to get its hands dirty with mud and digital noise.

Rabbitology is a musical and artistic project by American singer-songwriter Nat Timmerman from Michigan. It consists of original music that the artist herself describes as a “metaphorical study of the self.” Rabbitology operates within the genres of alternative folk and so-called “folktronica,” combining raw acoustic sounds with electronic elements and the sounds of nature (such as frog croaks or crackling fire) in her work. Under the moniker Rabbitology, she released her debut EPs Living Ghost and Living Ghost: Still Rising on the Nettwerk Music Group label, which thematically draw on elements of “Midwestern gothic,” personal memoirs, and folk horror.