Dagny

Dagny is an unstoppable pop force from Norway. Her music counts on digital platforms via a million streams. To date, these include seven nominations at the Norwegian Grammys (Spellemannprisen) as well as international media coverage from The Guardian, BBC Music, NME, CLASH and other media. Her song “Somebody” and her feature on SEEB's “Drink About” became the biggest hits of her career so far, in which she also wrote songs for artists such as Katy Perry, Ashnikko and Julie Bergan and collaborated with acts such as The Wombats, Steve Aoki, Kygo, Astrid S and Crystal Fighters. As early as 2025, Dagny toured Europe and played headline slots at Norwegian festivals as main support for Jess Glynne and Justin Timberlake. In spring 2027, the singer will once again tour Europe and will be seen live in Hamburg, Stuttgart, Vienna, Munich and Berlin.

Dagny Norvoll Sandvik grew up in Tromsø as the daughter of a jazz singer and a jazz guitarist and began her career as a singer in 2015 with the debut single “Backbeat”. In 2016, her debut EP “Ultraviolet” was released, which led her to a Spellemannprise nomination as Newcomer of the Year and made her nationally known. This was followed by singles such as “Fool's Gold” (2016) and the platinum singles “Wearing Nothing” and “Love You Like That” (2017) as well as their feature on SEEB's song “Drink About” and “Hit Your Heart” feat. Steve Aoki. Dagny finally made her international breakthrough perfect in 2020 when she released her debut album “Strangers/Lovers” and celebrated her biggest hit so far with the song “Somebody”. “ELLE” followed in 2024 — a mini album and follow-up to her debut — and, following international media approval, took her to a monumental show in the sold-out Oslo spectrum, where she crowned her previous career with an arena show in front of 10,000 people. After the 3-track EP “JUPITER” at the end of 2025, Dagny returned in March 2026 with the song “Dancefloor Erotica” and presented a danceable sound, which she further consolidated with the single “Closet Disco Queen” at the beginning of May. The song serves as another appetizer on their upcoming album, which will be released in summer and was produced by Matias Telleen (girl in red, Aurora). Elastic synthesizers and a driving pulse suggest a modern synth-pop sound that is interspersed with euphoric singalong hooks. With this more physically direct and instinctive songwriting approach, Dagny moves away from any self-doubt, pressure, and excessive control and surrenders to what really counts: having fun in her music.