Hala Stulecia

Staralfur was devastating

I’m not sure if I went to a concert or signed up for two hours of emotional destruction. My head still hurts from crying the entire time. Every single tear was a love letter to the universe because that show was absolutely breathtaking.
This was my second Sigur Rós concert (the first one was back in Berlin in 2022), and somehow it was even more magical this time.

Hearing Sigur Rós live was a dream come true. A concert with a great deal of class, sophistication, magic, and beauty. Many moving moments. The only organizational problem was a lack of information about the length of the break between sets. Some people didn’t know there would be a break at all and thought the concert was over after first set.

Absolutely stunning concert and amazing venue!

I’ve waiting for this 15 years!!! Just can’t believe my heart can beat like this. It wasn’t a concert, it was balm for the soul. Thank you. For everything.

Dear Sigur Rós, just a simple takk from me is not enough but somehow I can’t find any better words. Your music surrounds me from 15 years. You’ve been with me during my darkest and happiest moments, during my failures and achievemements. I’ve cried a lot yesterday from just pure emotions that your music gives to me. Takk for creating such an experience. Takk for inviting orchestra, takk for your music, takk for you.

Goosebumps and emotional shivers all along this so beautiful creation of magic! Takk Jónsi & Sigur Rós.

I first heard about Sigur Rós a few years ago from a friend. I listened to their album and wrote to him to share my impressions, though it was hard to put them into words. He never replied. He passed away just minutes before I sent the message. Today I had the chance to hear them live… and it’s still hard to describe in words.

Ambient… ascetic music, resonating with sparse, drawn-out chords, melancholic but not sad, complemented by falsetto singing in a language completely foreign to me, dissolving into colorful light softened by smoke flowing across the stage.

Like watching a slow sunset over the vast ocean somewhere beyond the Arctic Circle, which, once gone, won’t let itself be forgotten and lights up the endless darkness with an aurora born of the solar wind.

In memory of Jacek ‘ja_n’ Nowak

To say it was a wonderful concert would be an understatement. But it’s hard to put into words the emotions and sensations I experienced. The overwhelming emotion, the floods of tears, the joy and happiness. A feeling of peace, security, space, and freedom. At times, I felt like I was halfway to heaven. Thank you! ☺️❤️

This is the first time I’ve seen Sigur Ros live since 2008 and they did not disappoint. Just wonderful music. It was fantastic to see them again and enjoy the atmosphere at Hala Stulecia. A night to remember that’s for sure! See you again soon Sigur Ros…

This was our second meeting. In our family life soundtrack , music of Sigur Ròs is on the top , the very first place. We are so grateful for emotions and love floating from your souls. Takk fyrir 🖤
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It was my second time seeing you live and I still can’t believe you are real. There is no music like yours. Thank you for every minute.

Gentlemen, thank you very much for this incredible show. After the concert I had an opportunity to tell you it was one of the best concerts in my life. I wasn’t exaggerating. To be honest, I knew what songs to expect. Today it’s easy to check, but that didn’t involved to my opinion. I was still delighted. Maybe at the concert I focused more to analysing the playing, your vocals Jonsi, but next, when I came back home I understood emotionally where I was. Jonsi, you are truly amazing and special vocalist. You have incredible falsetto, vibrato. That made this performance magical. As I know your discography very well, I can tell you, you sang some songs 1:1 like in your albums. That’s very rare. Obviously, I cannot overlook the others. Georg, as always, your bass was great. Beside, you have songs where the bass is the most important instrument. Kjartan, thank you for coming back three years ago. Your piano is necessary to create the atmosphere at each concert. And finally, I thank you Primuz Chamber Orchestra. I’m glad we have such talented musicians in Poland. How could we play the songs from “ATTA” without you… You were all a very important part of the show, like a family. Just one thing. Remember about albums in concert merch.

I loved it! It was the best show i ever saw in my 14 years of living. I also met the guys outside the Venue with my friend, Jonathan. Jónsi signed my () vinyl and my friends Agaetis Byrjun. I WAS SO HAPPY!