The day before Kyrre Gørvell-Dahll (24) launches his own clothing line, he comes with another big news. He will play at the closing ceremony during this summer’s Olympics.
The singer writes on his own Facebook page:
– I’ve been lucky enough to play on many incredible places, but I must say that this is the greatest performance during my career. I’m so thrilled to announce that I will perform during the closing ceremony. Turn the TV on Sunday and check it out.
NRK tried to get in touch with Kygo, but has not yet succeeded.
will be a busy week for the popular 24-year-old. In addition to the launch of the clothing range on Wednesday, he will act in Bergen on Saturday – the day before attending the spectacular stage show in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil.
Playing job on Saturday is on his own festival “Cloud Nine Festival “on Bergenhus fortress. It is Fana-boy’s biggest single event in Norway ever.
– This is very. Absolutely gigantic! It says everything about how great he is, and puts things in perspective, says Frank Nes, general manager of the festival, told NRK.
– We’ve known about this for a while, and for us it is only blast. We’ll make sure he gets a good start to the weekend here in his hometown
– Getting the consequences for the festival?
– No, time zones plays on team up with us. It gets hectic, but he reached it just fine. But I do not think it will be scheduled on Sunday right.
Kygo has become an international star during a relatively short time. He is the artist’s fastest has passed the one billion views on Spotify. The success has given clinging coin in cash for the artist, who according Hegar.no already earned NOK 100 million.
During the Summer Olympics in London 2012 appeared among other Spice Girls, One Direction and The Who. 750 million people around the world were joined ceremony.
vIDEO: Be home to his room to Prudence, where he mixes all the tracks on a few computers and a keyboard. (Reporting from May 5th).
vIDEO: Be home to his room to Prudence, where he mixes all the tracks on a few computers and a keyboard. (Reporting from May 5th).
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