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Andkristni MMXXVI announces Agalloch for Reykjavík winter solstice gathering

Andkristni MMXXVI announces Agalloch for Reykjavík winter solstice gathering

Andkristni MMXXVI with Agalloch for Reykjavík winter solstice gathering

Andkristni will return to Reykjavík, Iceland, fro December 17th to the 19th 2026, bringing three days of extreme and experimental music to Iðnó, a historic building in the city centre.

The event’s latest announcement includes Agalloch, the American band known for combining black metal, folk, atmospheric rock and experimental elements. They join an international programme featuring Icelandic acts Beneath, Forsmán, Nyiþ, Múr, Fyrnask, Norn, Myrkviði and Sót, alongside Germany’s Kollaps, Denmark’s Strychnos, Canada’s Sorguinazia and Norway’s Voidspire.

The gathering also features John Haughm, the former Agalloch vocalist and guitarist, whose appearance adds another connection to the band’s history. The full programme remains subject to further announcements.

Andkristni is organised around the winter solstice and has developed into a recurring event for underground music in Iceland. Its programme brings together black metal, death metal, experimental music and other darker forms of underground expression.

The 2026 edition continues that focus, combining Icelandic artists with performers from North America, Europe and Australia. The event’s setting at Iðnó places the concerts inside one of Reykjavík’s historic cultural venues.

Further performers and practical details are expected through the event’s official channels.

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