Watch MØ perform "Lean On" and "New Year's Eve" at the Nobel Peace Prize concert
MØ played at the Nobel Peace Prize concert over the weekend, and you can now watch clips of her performance.
The Danish electro-pop artist played the Telenor Arena in Oslo on 11 December, wrapping up a whirlwind year.
The event honoured this year's Nobel Peace Prize winners, the National Dialogue Quartet from Tunisia, who won for their “decisive contribution to the building of a pluralistic democracy in Tunisia in the wake of the Jasmine Revolution of 2011”.
Speaking ahead of the concert, MØ said: “I was lucky enough to grow up in a scientific and culturally aware family where developments in human rights, and hopes for peace were common topics of conversation. Leading personalities in these areas were revered, and were the inspiration for the activism of my youth. I hold the Nobel Peace Prize – indeed, any such recognition for those attempting to affect positive change in our world – in the highest regard. To be asked to perform at The Nobel Peace Prize concert and to help spread awareness of the important peacemaking work of the National Dialogue Quartet is a great honour. I’m humbled to be part of such an historically important event, and following in the footsteps of previous performers and some of my favourite artists, such as Rihanna, Robyn, Cyndi Lauper, Annie Lennox, and Omar Souleyman.”
Check out MØ's performances of "New Year's Eve" and "Lean On" below.
"New Year's Eve"
"Lean On"
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