Þrjú á palli is a distinguished Icelandic music group, known for their evocative interpretation of folk songs and their unique contribution to the Icelandic music scene. Having released numerous albums, their work spans from traditional Icelandic folk music to new compositions inspired by Icelandic poetry, showcasing their versatility and depth as artists. Their recent albums include "Lífið er lotterí," "Tekið í blökkina," "Ný barnaljóð eftir Jónas Árnason," "Icelandic Folk Songs," "Hátíð fer að höndum ein," "Ljóð Jónasar Árnasonar við erlend þjóðlög," and "Eitt sumar á landinu bláa," each offering a rich tapestry of Icelandic culture, music, and literature.

Þrjú á palli's music is characterized by its intimate approach to vocal harmonies and acoustic instruments, enveloping listeners in the raw beauty of Icelandic landscapes and tales. Their albums are often thematic, exploring various aspects of Icelandic heritage, from the poetry of Jónas Árnason to traditional and contemporary folk songs. Through their work, Þrjú á palli has significantly contributed to preserving and reimagining Icelandic musical traditions for modern audiences, making them key figures in the nation's artistic landscape.

Genres

Classic Icelandic Pop

Icelandic Rock

Icelandic Traditional

Latest Release

Lífið er lotterí

Þrjú á palli

Album - 24 Tracks - Released January 1, 2002