AURORA

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Trinity Summer Series, Trinity College Dublin
Gates 7pm | 18+

The enchanting Norwegian singer, songwriter, and producer AURORA has unveiled her biggest Irish show to date. Bursting onto the scene in 2015 with her captivating debut EP Running With The Wolves, which introduced the world to the mesmerising track "Runaway," AURORA quickly captured hearts.  That same year, she graced the beloved John Lewis Christmas advert with her beautiful rendition of Oasis' "Half The World Away." Now, a decade filled with chart-topping hits and billions of streams later, AURORA is bringing her magical show to one of Dublin's most iconic locations as part of the Trinity Summer Series in Trinity College, Dublin, on Sunday, 29th June 2025.

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Aurora Aksnes, known simply as AURORA, is a Norwegian singer, songwriter, and producer who has captivated global audiences with her ethereal voice and unique blend of electronic pop and folk influences. Her music is characterized by emotional depth and lyrical complexity, exploring themes of nature, love, and the human experience. Renowned for her dynamic stage presence and captivating live performances, AURORA combines elements of dance and storytelling to create an immersive concert experience. She also advocates for environmental and social issues, using her platform to raise awareness about climate change, mental health, and equality.

In 2022, AURORA released her UK Top 10 chart-topping last album, ‘The Gods We Can Touch’, which saw her complete a sold-out UK headline tour, including Brixton Academy. With over a million album sales and 2.6 billion streams, followed this year by her inaugural 'The Gods We Can Touch' book selling 14,000 copies and the dance and music of her fastest ever streamed single ‘Cure For Me’ being integrated into Fortnite last month, AURORA is pulling in a bigger audience than ever before.

In a remarkable return in November 2023, AURORA released ‘Your Blood’ and ‘The Conflict of The Mind’, championed on BBC Radio 1 & BBC Radio 2 and garnered more than two millions views on YouTube. With a summer ahead that includes Glastonbury Festival, plus her EU & UK headline shows for September & October, this is only the start of what could be the most exciting era for AURORA.

In April 2022, AURORA read a letter that changed her life. It was co-written by indigenous activists, titled ‘We Are the Earth’, and called for a revolution: a collective response to global warming – to “heal the land”. They described being connected to the land “through our hearts”, and the earth as “the heart that pulsates within us.” The letter led AURORA to consider a question: what happened to the heart? And so 27-year-old Norwegian alt-pop superstar AURORA began studying books on human anatomy, wanting to understand when and why Western culture lost touch with the deeper purpose of our most vital organ.

What Happened To The Heart?, AURORA’s fourth studio album which was released in 2024,is a journey from weakness to strength, from self-destruction to self-healing. A poignant and introspective musical journey that explores the loss of spiritual connection in modern society, the healing power of vulnerability, and the call to ignite change through reuniting the heart with personal growth.

In addition to her musical achievements, AURORA delved into literature with her inaugural book, The Gods We Can Touch. This captivating narrative sold over 14,000 copies, with signed editions flying off the shelves in less than an hour. The book invites readers into the very essence of AURORA's world, exploring her creative process and the inspiration behind her artistry. Through her music and writing, AURORA continues to enchant and inspire fans worldwide.

 AURORA recently topped the Shazam charts in Ireland with song “?Through The Eyes of a Child?”, following the synch on Netflix series Adolescence. Most recently Aurora released her track “The Flood” which causes the listener to look inwards and reflect on their raw emotions both internally and externally.

 

About Trinity College Dublin

Founded in 1592 Trinity College Dublin is Ireland’s oldest university, and home to its greatest cultural treasure, the Book of Kells. A precious 9th century manuscript, containing the four Gospels of the New Testament, the Book is on display as part of the Book of Kells Experience.  Recently launched Trinity Trails are new guided walking tours of the 47 acre city centre campus, led by expert student and alumni guides. Departing from the Bell Tower in Front Square, visitors enjoy a 45-minute trail, exploring and discovering Trinity’s hidden gems. During Summer months, visitors can also experience a unique opportunity to stay within the walls of the historic 16th century campus. Guestrooms are available to book from May-August. For more information and bookings, visit: www.visittrinity.ie