Eirik Glambek Bøe
Norwegian singer-songwriter and guitarist
Born
October 25th, 1975
49 years ago
Category
Artists & Creatives
Country
Norway
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Born in 1975, a prominent figure in the Norwegian music scene. Co-founded the indie pop band Kings of Convenience, which gained recognition for its soft melodies and intricate harmonies. The band released several successful albums, including 'Quiet is the New Loud' and 'Riot on an Empty Street'. Additionally, also involved in the project 'The Kings of Convenience' and collaborated with various artists in the indie music genre.
Co-founded Kings of Convenience
Released 'Quiet is the New Loud'
Released 'Riot on an Empty Street'
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