Text from organiser:

Evergreen In Your Mind, Juni Habel's third studio album, was recorded in various places around her home — an old schoolhouse in Rakkestad, in Stian's attic studio in Oslo, in a borrowed basement, and on the piano at the school where she works.

Yet the music also exists within a dream; in the space between stillness and passion, the resistance to both, and everything we long to experience and fully live out.

Rooted in a folk landscape, the music has drawn comparisons to artists who achieve much with very little, such as Karen Dalton and Jessica Pratt, while also taking inspiration from 1960s singer-songwriters like Joni Mitchell and Nick Drake. The songs are playful, exploratory, and understated, most often centred around guitar and voice.

For this special concert at St. Edmund's, Juni will be joined by producer and multi-instrumentalist Stian Skaaden, as well as her husband and guitarist Emil Nøjgaard Petersen.

"Once again, Juni Habel delivers one of the finest examples in Norwegian music of how less is often more than enough. With nothing but her earthy guitar and the sound of her surroundings, she releases Evergreen In Your Mind and enchants us once more—perhaps even more deeply than with her debut album All Ears nearly six years ago, and its follow-up Carvings in 2023."

— Dagsavisen (6 June)

"the new album from Juni Habel is really really good, a contender for one of the best of the year so far"

— Gideon Coe, BBC 6 Music