LEDstrømmen

LEDstrømmen is a Norwegian music festival that has been held annually since 2007. The festival is organized by the Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation (NRK) and is held in the town of Rjukan, located in the Telemark county. The festival is known for its unique setting, as it takes place in a former hydroelectric power station that has been converted into a cultural venue.

The festival features a diverse range of musical genres, including rock, pop, electronic, and folk. It attracts both local and international artists, with performances by renowned musicians such as The National, The xx, and Tame Impala. In addition to music, LEDstrømmen also offers a variety of cultural events, including visual arts, theater, and dance performances.

The festival is named after the LED lights that are used to illuminate the power station during the day, creating a striking contrast with the natural surroundings. The event is held over a period of four days, with concerts taking place in both the power station and an outdoor amphitheater.

LEDstrømmen has become an important cultural event in Norway, attracting thousands of visitors each year. The festival has been praised for its innovative approach to music and culture, as well as its commitment to sustainability and environmental responsibility. The event has also been recognized for its contribution to the local economy, as it brings in visitors and generates revenue for the town of Rjukan.