Dark Season Blues is presenting a cult classic from 1989 at the Longyearbyen Cultural Center on Tuesday, October 20. Experience the Jeff Healey Band, raw guitars, and an authentic ’80s vibe. Free admission—be sure to pick up your ticket in advance.
Dark Season Blues has once again been recertified this year as an environmentally certified event, in accordance with the guidelines of the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE).
Are you wondering whether there will be a standing or seated concert, or how many audience members there is room for at each venue?
Once again this year, Mine 3 is offering guided tours of the mine before the blues concert on Saturday, October 24.
The blues dinner at Gruvelageret is one of the festival’s most atmospheric evenings. This year, you’ll get to see Grayson Capps and Adama Janlo up close, along with great food, wine, and musical stories.
Stay Close to the Blues Stay in the heart of Longyearbyen, just a few steps from the concerts, restaurants, bars and shops. For Dark Season Blues, we have a limited selection of triple rooms and one spacious family room available. The family room features two bedrooms with two beds in each, as well as a …
Secure your spot for an unforgettable festival weekend in the magical light of the polar night. Experience the true spirit of the blues in spectacular Arctic surroundings.
When you buy a raffle ticket, you’re supporting everything from free concerts to school and children’s concerts, and you’re helping us bring in even bigger artists and raise the bar for the festival.
Kid Andersen returns to Longyearbyen with a heavy blues history, J.T. Lauritsen & The Buckshot Hunters come in award-winning form, Ben Poole offers British blues rock, and our own JG Hansen gives us Svalbard stories from Longyearbyen and Svea.
– has become a festival highlight, and it continues this year with interviews held during the lunch concerts at Kroa on Friday and Saturday.
