Ice Music Greenland



Scribble February 18 - 20 2027 in your calendar, as Ice Music Greenland will return to Ilulissat, in partnership with the incredible Kangiata Illorsuani (Icefjord Centre).

Performing under a full moon, a fantastic lineup of musicians and artists will accompany the Ice Music Pioneer, Terje Isungset, for a series of ice music concerts.

We have a fresh line-up in store for you. Check out our Programme 2027 where you can also buy tickets.

Ilulissat
Located 330km north of the Arctic Circle alongside Baffin Bay, Ilulissat is home to the nearby majestic Sermeq Kujalleq lgacier and its colossal city block-sized icebergs. Sermeq Kujalleq is one of the fastest-moving glaciers in the world, significantly contributing to Greenland’s mass loss from its ice cap.

Kalaallit Nunaat (Greenland) is experiencing climate change at an accelerated pace compared to many other countries. By weaving the magic of Ice Music into the local Avannaata community’s lived experience, Ice Music Greenland aims to make a powerful statement about life in harmony with Earth’s precious resource, water.

So please join us and immerse yourself in the fragile Arctic beauty of Ilulissat 🇬🇱

Practical Information 

Venue: Ilulissat Isfjordscenter. Ilulissat Isfjordscenter, Sermermiut Aqq, Ilulissat, Greenland.

Travel: early arrival in Ilulissat is encouraged as the weather can change rapidly. There are weekly direct flights to Ilulissat from Copenhagen, as well as daily from Nuuk with AirGreenland.

Accommodation: hotels in Ilulissat include Hotel Arctic, Hotel SØMA, Hotel Ilulissat, Hotel Icefiord, Hotel Hvide Falk and Hotel Nuka. There are also other alternatives, such as Ilulissat Guesthouse. Although Ilulissat is Greenland’s 3rd largest town, it has a limited amount of rooms, so please book your room as soon as you can.

New to Ice Music? All instruments are made out of naturally formed ice, and the sound is etheral. The Guardian says that the album Winter Songs is one of the 100 essential albums to listen to in life. Take a listen to our Ice Music Playlist

Photography by Emile Holba