Words by

Haukur S. Magnússon

@haukursm

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Yes! We are still giving out Iceland Airwaves tickets! Yes! This is your final clue!

Now, remember, you can collect that pair of Iceland Airwaves tickets from one of the artists (or group of artists) billed to play Iceland Airwaves this year. The artist or group of artists in question will have your tickets in their pockets TONIGHT. If you have figured out who it is, you may approach them tonight, between the hours of 8pm and midnight. Please note that physically meeting them is a prerequisite, and that bugging them over the phone or email or whatever will instantly render you inadmissible for the prize. This is a hard rule. There will be no exception.

Here is your final clue: The artist or group of artists in question has been involved in Icelandic politics over the past few years, both on a municipal and state level.

Again: you will have to collect your tickets from the artist or group of artists in question tonight, between the hours of 8pm and midnight. Do not pester whoever you think it is beforehand, in person, over the phone or through, like, email and social media. Such actions will disqualify you from any prize. 

If that’s not enough for you, note that we have been giving out clues on all of our various social media channels over the past few days. Therefore, if you are still in doubt, you should probably:

–Follow us on Twitter
–Befriend us on The Facebook
–Add us to your Snapchat (our username is “rvkgrapevine” – good clue there today)
–Subscribe to our Instagram 
–Bookmark our website and visit it often

Note that the clues are not necessarily denoted as such. For all you know, a really great clue might have appeared in a news story about Jehova’s Witnesses or something.

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Employees of and contributors to The Reykjavík Grapevine, along with their immediate family members, are not eligible to win this fun scavenger hunt contest type thing. Because that would be uncool. This also goes for folks affiliated with Iceland Airwaves, and the artist (or group of artists) currently holding the tickets. Also, really rich people should refrain from winning the tickets. Give the commoners a chance for a change. That’s only fair, right?