Pan-ArcticVision 2026 – The Final

Where: Høllin
Duration: 180 min.

Pan-ArcticVision has previously been held in Northern Norway, Greenland and Canada. Now it is the Faroe Islands’ turn, as this year’s final takes place here at The Nordic House. This is where the winner of the international music competition for the Arctic region – the Arctic “Eurovision” – will be decided.

Artists from across the circumpolar North will take the stage in Tórshavn, each bringing their own song and musical expression. From Alaska, northern Canada, Greenland, Iceland, the Faroe Islands, Sápmi and other parts of the circumpolar North. An evening where music, languages and cultures meet across borders and vast distances.

And of course, the Faroe Islands are represented. This year, rapper and singer Marius DC will represent the Faroe Islands.

The participants are
Annie Bartholomew with Kat Moore – Juneau, Alaska
Piunguałaq & Tooma – Kangiqtiniq (Rankin Inlet) & Iqaluit, Nunavut
Nuunu – Sisimiut, Kalaallit Nunaat
Falinn Gjóður – Reykjavík, Ísland
Marius DC – Tórshavn, Føroyar
Ivar Beddari – Páččjok/Pasvik, Nordnorge/Sápmi
Klara Pasma – Pajala, Norra Sverige
Niko Valkeapää & Miro Mantere – Pohjois-Suomi/Sápmi
Roman Gladyshev – Murmansk / the Russian Arctic (in exile)

The evening will be hosted by Faroese singer Anna Sofía Skoradal, with special musical performances by Dóttir / Súsanna Herálvsdóttir and others.

The audience will help choose this year’s winner. But Pan-ArcticVision is not only a competition – it is equally a celebration of music and life in the North, and a stage for artists and communities from across the Arctic.

From the North, for the North, created by the North.

The Faroe Islands have previously been represented at Pan-ArcticVision by Guðrið Hansdóttir, Ester Skála and Dóttir.

Afterparty
The party continues with live music at OY at 11:00 PM. Free entry.

Pan-ArcticVision is a project by NORDTING and is produced in collaboration with Norðurlandahúsið, KVF and Raclip. Read more at panarcticvision.org