CONCERTS

Hljómahöll is exceptionally well suited for concerts of all sizes and formats. The venue is equipped with sound systems that meet the highest demands of performing artists.


STAPI

The historic community hall Stapi is the largest venue in Hljómahöll and offers a wide range of possibilities for events.


The hall can accommodate up to 800 guests for concerts, including 700 standing on the main floor and 100 seated in the balcony. For dance events, the capacity increases to 897 guests by extending the hall and opening into the Merkines hall. Stapi also offers 445 seats in a theatre setup, with just over 100 of these located in the balcony. For seated dining, the hall can accommodate up to 450 guests, with the space extended into the Merkines hall to increase capacity.


Stapi is therefore ideal for large gatherings, whether meetings, conferences, concerts, corporate events, or celebrations, offering flexible options and excellent facilities for guests.

  • Technical specifications

    Sound system: L'Acoustics KIVA


    Projector: NEC PX803UL 8000 lm


    Screen: 8 m (width) x 6 m (height)


    Stage size: 12 m (width) x 8 m (depth)


    Ceiling height (hall): 6 m


    Ceiling height (stage): 5 m

  • Maximum capacity

    Maximum concert capacity: 800 (700 standing and 100 balcony seats)


    Maximum dance event capacity: 897


    Maximum theatre-style capacity: 457 (357 on the main floor and 100 balcony seats)


    Maximum seated dining capacity: 450

  • Past events in Stapi

    Countless events have been held in Stapi since it was built, and among the many artists and performers who have appeared at Hljómahöll since the venue opened on 5 April 2014 are Hljómar, Páll Óskar, Magnús Kjartansson, Magnús and Jóhann, Ólafur Arnalds, Björgvin Halldórsson, Mammút, Elíza Newman, Snorri Helgason, Ylja, Kaleo, KK, Ragnheiður Gröndal, Júníus Meyvant, Pétur Ben, Hugleikur Dagsson, Mið-Ísland, Sálin, Skítamórall, Jón Jónsson, Hallur Ingólfsson, Fuck Buttons, Hebronix, Eaux, the Keflavík Male Choir, the Suðurnes Vocal Ensemble, Nýdönsk, Laddi, Gunnar Þórðarson, Skálmöld, Trúbrot, Eyþór Ingi, Hjálmar, Moses Hightower, Maus, Baggalútur, Jóhanna Guðrún, GusGus, Matthew Santos, Valdimar, Dúndurfréttir, Fríða Dís, Pétur Ben, Már Gunnarsson, Bjartmar & Bergrisarnir, JóiPé x Króli, Bubbi Morthens, Kælan mikla, Arnar Dór, Herra Hnetusmjör, Jana María, Prins Póló, SSSól, Amabadama, Úlfur Úlfur, Emmsjé Gauti, Louis Cole, Midnight Librarian, Hatari, Deep Jimi & the Zep Creams, Vox Felix, Ásgeir Trausti, Auður, Marína Ósk, Ari Eldjárn, Cate Le Bon, Vök, Tindersticks, Unnsteinn Manuel, GDRN, Klara Elías, Nostalgía, Demo, the Rolf Hausbentner Band, Bríet, Jónas Sig, Aron Can, the Thurston Moore Group, Aldous Harding, Karate, and many more.

Photo gallery from Stapi

BERG

The hall Berg is named after Hólmsberg in Keflavík, commonly referred to simply as “Bergið.”


Berg is ideal for concerts, meetings, and conferences. The hall is equipped with a high-quality and powerful sound system, a projector, and a screen. It offers 127 seats arranged on benches in seven tiered rows. The chairs, called Magni, are exceptionally comfortable and were designed by the architect Valdimar Harðarson.

  • Technical specifications

    Hall size: 9.3 m x 16 m


    Ceiling height: 6 m


    Stage size: 9.3 m (width) x 5 m (depth)


    Projector: NEC PA703UL 7000 lm


    Screen: 5 x 5 metres


    Sound system: JBL VRX900 Series

  • Maximum capacity

    Number of seats: 127

Photo gallery from Berg

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Exterior of Hljómahöll and the Icelandic Museum of Rock ‘n’ Roll with sign and pathway in foreground.