Another Clue To Find 2 Free Iceland Airwaves Tickets!

Yes! That’s right! We are giving away two tickets to Iceland Airwaves this week!

How can you win them? Again: by participating in this fun scavenger hunt type game we are making you! We have been (and will keep on) giving out clues this week as to how you can get your hands on those free Iceland Airwaves tickets, with the final one revealed on tomorrow afternoon. And, here’s another clue that came out today.

ICYMI: We’re giving away two @icelandairwaves tickets http://t.co/U1SAU9OVGw. The next clue: The artist played at KEXP live last year.

— Reykjavík Grapevine (@rvkgrapevine) October 1, 2015

Now, remember, you can collect your pair of Iceland Airwaves tickets from one of the artists (or group of artists) billed to play Iceland Airwaves this year. That artist (or group of artists) has appeared in some form on one of Reykjavík Grapevine’s covers. That artist (or group of artists) is not Björk.

(Here is another clue: the artist (or group of artists) in question has collaborated and toured with Björk.)

This means that you’ll need be physically present in Iceland to get those tickets, which is a bummer for people who are not physically present in Iceland at the moment, but then that’s life.

We will be giving out further clues on all of our various social media channels. Therefore, you should probably:

–Follow us on Twitter
–Befriend us on The Facebook
–Add us to your Snapchat (our username is “rvkgrapevine”)
–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 appear in a newsstory about labour disputes 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?