Øyafestivalen (or Øya Festival) returned this past weekend to Tøyenparken, Oslo to deliver another unforgettable celebration of music and sustainability. From its roots in 1999, Øya has earned a reputation as one of Europe’s most forward-thinking festivals, showcasing an eclectic mix of bold international headliners—including Chappell Roan, Queens of the Stone Age, Wet Leg, Khruangbin, girl in red, and Mk.gee—alongside rising talent such as Kneecap, Lola Young, and Norway’s own Anna of the North. Nestled in the heart of the city, the festival combines genre-spanning performances with an unwavering commitment to eco-conscious practices and gender-balanced programming that reflects its progressive ethos.
FLOOD photographer Kimberley Ross made the journey to take in the Øya experience firsthand. See her photo highlights below.


Khruangbin

Khruangbin

Khruangbin

Khruangbin


Khruangbin

Khruangbin


Wet Leg

Wet Leg

Wet Leg

Wet Leg

Wet Leg


girl in red

girl in red




Chappell Roan

Chappell Roan

Chappell Roan


Chappell Roan

Chappell Roan

Chappell Roan




Beth Gibbons


Beth Gibbons

Beth Gibbons

Beth Gibbons



Lola Young



Lola Young

Lola Young

Anna of the North


Anna of the North

Anna of the North


Queens of the Stone Age

Queens of the Stone Age

Queens of the Stone Age

Queens of the Stone Age


Geordie Greep

Kelly Lee Owens



Kelly Lee Owens



Kneecap

Kneecap


Kneecap




Kneecap




Bartees Strange

Bartees Strange

Cassandra Jenkins

Cassandra Jenkins

Cassandra Jenkins


Cassandra Jenkins

Cassandra Jenkins

Pa Salieu

Pa Salieu


Yung Lean and Bladee

Yung Lean and Bladee





Mk.gee

Mk.gee

Mk.gee

Nilufer Yanya

Nilufer Yanya

Envy

Hannah Furberg

Hannah Furberg

Hannah Furberg

Hannah Furberg

