Ylva | Musti
1 ticket - 2 concerts!
With Musti and Ylva, we guarantee a great and infectious atmosphere on the first evening in Alexandraparken during this year’s festival!
Ylva
Ylva had a strong 2025, with multiple releases, new fan favorites, Song of the Week on NRK P3, a performance on P3 Live, and her track Maskulin climbing to number one on Norway’s Top 50 chart in late summer
Ylva has been in the music scene for a long time—she had her breakthrough at just 15 when she appeared on the The Stream on TV 2. Since then, she has released music steadily, putting out a number of singles and EPs, including successful collaborations with Stig Brenner, as well as standout solo tracks such as Cut the Shit, Ligge, HÆ?, and her latest single Get Money.
Musti
One of the most distinctive and uncompromising voices in Norwegian music is coming to the festival this year!
When Musti made her debut with the critically acclaimed album Qoyskayga, she took Norway by storm. In record time, she established herself as one of the country’s most respected rappers—earning two Spellemannprisen awards and a P3 Gull for her debut album in 2020. Since then, her career has only accelerated.
With sharp lyrics, an uncompromising presence, and a delivery that hits straight to the core, Musti has been described by Dagens Næringsliv as “one of the most exciting voices in Norwegian music in a long time.” She already has two albums to her name, a track featured on the FIFA 22 soundtrack, and a string of performances that have cemented her reputation as one of Norway’s strongest live artists.
Through her participation in the popular TV show Hver gang vi møtes (2026), she reached an even wider audience. There, she revealed new sides of herself—both musically and personally—further confirming her position as an artist with depth, integrity, and broad appeal.
When she performed on home turf at Øyafestivalen in 2022, it was described as historic:
“One of the greatest displays of power we’ve seen in a long time” (Gaffa).
“Both the audience and Musti moved to tears” (NRK P3).
Musti represents a new generation of Norwegian artists who combine raw honesty, political force, and musical finesse—and on stage, she delivers with an intensity and authority that makes every concert an experience.
When Musti takes the stage at Moldejazz 2026, audiences can expect a performance that challenges, moves, and unites.
This will be powerful.