Icelandic icon Björk enlisted Spanish artist Rosalía for a new benefit single, “Oral.” The track aims “to shed light on the alarming cruelty, and severe environmental and ecological consequences of ...

Björk and Rosalía are joining forces for an upcoming track with a purpose. In a statement accompanying a preview of the musical effort, Björk revealed that their collaboration aims to support the ...

Björk is giving one of her most intimate recent concert projects a physical life. Björk Orkestral with the Hamrahlíð Choir, recorded at Reykjavík's Harpa Concert Hall in October 2021, will receive its ...

Björk confirms live concert experience 'Orkestral' with the Hamrahlíð Choir, releasing globally on November 27 across various ...

Singer Björk is set to host a rave in Iceland this summer in the path of the solar eclipse. On 12 August, the singer’s “eclipse rave” will take place in Hafnarfjörður – within the eclipse’s path of ...

Bjork is known for selling chart-topping albums and outlandish fashion, but now she can add “venture capitalist” to her resume. The singer helped start a venture fund for Icelandic companies ...

Björk and Rosalía are using their platform for good. The two experimental artists have released a collaborative track together that protests fish farming in Björk’s native Iceland. The track is ...

The track marks the first collaboration between the two stars. By Kyle Denis Two of the most daring and imaginative minds in contemporary popular music have finally linked up on a song together — but ...

Björk is throwing a rave to coincide with the total solar eclipse on August 12. Set to take place at Víðistaðatún sculpture park in Hafnarfjörður, Iceland, the Echolalia festival, as its being billed, ...

Icelandic singer Bjork, known for her political activism, urged parliament Monday to review the planned sale of a local geothermal energy company, saying the deal could harm Iceland's interests. By ...

Björk and Rosalía are standing up for what they believe is right with a new collaborative charity single. The record, set for release in full later this month, will help fight fish farming in Iceland.