Karpe World: A New Chapter in Norwegian Hip-Hop
Norwegian music duo Karpe, renowned for their innovative approach to music and spectacular live performances, has announced dates for their upcoming Karpe World project. The band will take the stage at Ekebergsletta in Oslo from July 2–4, 2026, showcasing an entirely new chapter in their creative journey. This event follows their previous successes, including the legendary 10 x Oslo Spektrum shows in 2022.
A New Era for Karpe
After deleting all posts on Instagram and updating their bio to feature the Karpe World name, the duo sparked a wave of speculation among fans and the media. While details about their upcoming album remain under wraps, it’s clear that Karpe World represents a fresh approach to their live performances. Ekebergsletta, with a capacity of 35,000, will become the stage where Karpe once again surprises their fans with groundbreaking artistry.
Ekebergsletta – The Heart of the Event
Located on a hill in the southeastern part of Oslo, Ekebergsletta offers not only excellent acoustics but also stunning views of the city. Thanks to convenient public transport connections, reaching the venue from central Oslo takes only 10–15 minutes by tram. With an expected ticket sales capacity of around 105,000, this will be one of the largest concerts in Norwegian history.
The Future of Karpe
Following the success of their Omar Sheriff album in 2022, released under their own label Apen & Kjeften, fans are eagerly anticipating the duo’s next projects. Although no official details about upcoming music have been released, rumors of new releases are already circulating. One thing is certain: Karpe continues to push musical and artistic boundaries without ever resting on their laurels.
Summary
Karpe World promises to be an event that will leave a lasting mark on the Norwegian music scene. Fearless in experimentation and always ready to surprise their audience, Karpe proves once again that the boundaries between music, art, and culture are just starting points for exploring new, uncharted territories.
Source: 730.no
