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Norway-based Hayde Bluegrass Orchestra began after the soon-to-be lead vocalists first heard the music of the Belgian movie “Broken Circle Breakdown” one night in a theater in Oslo, Norway. Inspired by the soundtrack, they got a group of friends together to play the music from the film.
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Arild Rønsen of Puls music magazine wrote of the band, "It is almost impossible to be more American than the Hayde Bluegrass Orchestra" and that they are among the first Norwegian artists to enter the Billboard bluegrass chart.
Jun 17, 2021 · A collection that includes ten original songs and two covers, debuted at number four on the official Billboard Bluegrass Album chart, nothing less than a remarkable feat for a brand new, all but unknown Norwegian band attempting to make their mark in that most American of musical styles, bluegrass. It sold out on Amazon for almost three weeks ...
Hayde Bluegrass Orchestra performs the @MarkKnopfler anti-war song "Brothers in Arms", written 40 years ago, in 1982 during the Falklands War, and released in 1985 as the closing track on the...
Get to know Hayde Bluegrass Orchestra! We talked to the group about their name, sound and their place on the Billboard charts🤩 Hayde Bluegrass Orchestra is ...
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Joakim Borgen and Rebekka Nilsson of Hayde Bluegrass Orchestra talk with Bluegrass Today about the similarities between bluegrass and Norwegian folk music.
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In fact, Hayde Bluegrass Orchestra have always made it a point to tap tradition. One of the first songs they ever recorded was a take on the classic folk song “Wayfaring Stranger,” which, to their amazement, racked up hundreds of thousands of plays on YouTube, many of them from listeners in the U.S.
