📸: Jón Einar Ágústsson
Elín Hall performed a special trio set built around the Hammond organ at the 20th anniversary edition of Hammondhátíð in Djúpivogur, Iceland.
For the performance, Elín was joined by Sara Mjöll Magnúsdóttir on Hammond organ and Ívar Andri Clausen on guitar, reimagining her songs for the festival’s signature instrument.
Sara had just been named Rising Star at the 2026 Icelandic Music Awards, recognising her work as a Hammond organist, bandleader and composer following the release of her debut album A Place to Bloom.
The trio opened Hammondhátíð’s sold-out Friday night programme on April 24, followed by Skálmöld.
Elín Hall — vocals & guitar
Sara Mjöll Magnúsdóttir — Hammond organ
Ívar Andri Clausen — guitar
Hammondhátíð
Djúpivogur, Iceland
April 24, 2026
See the photos, by Jón Einar Ágústsson and Óskar Ragnarsson.
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