Jahn Teigen
Norwegian singer-songwriter and guitarist
Norwegian singer-songwriter and guitarist
2020
6 years ago — 71 years old
Artists & Creatives
Norway
Born in Norway, this individual gained prominence in the music scene during the 1970s and 1980s. A significant figure in pop music, created numerous hits that showcased a distinctive style blending rock and pop elements. Represented Norway twice in the Eurovision Song Contest, achieving notable success with songs that resonated with audiences. In addition to a successful solo career, collaborated with various artists and produced several albums that contributed to the Scandinavian music landscape.
Represented Norway at Eurovision 1978 with 'Mil etter mil'
Performed at Eurovision 1982 with 'Do re mi'
Released multiple albums including 'Teigen' and 'Jahn Teigen'
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