Vømmøl Spellmannslag is a musical group deeply rooted in Norwegian music tradition while casting a satirical eye upon contemporary society. Formed in the early 1970s by Hans Rotmo, the band's name and initial concept were derived from a fictional labor union of musicians hailing from the equally fictitious town of Vømmøl. Rotmo, alongside band members clad in traditional worker's attire, created a whimsical universe in which to frame their songs, parodying and critiquing social and political issues within Norway under the guise of a rollicking folk ensemble.

Through their career, Vømmøl Spellmannslag has remained a distinctive voice in the Scandinavian folk scene, their music heavily influenced by Norwegian folk but imbued with an air of protest and humor. Aligning with important dates and anniversaries for the band, their recent releases such as "Vømmøl 50," which likely celebrates their 50th anniversary, "Vømmølåret," translated as "The Year of Vømmøl," and "Vømlingen," demonstrate their ongoing commitment to cultural commentary through music. Their unique blend of storytelling and musicianship continues to entertain and provoke, making Vømmøl Spellmannslag a treasured and enduring act on the Norwegian cultural landscape.