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Buy tickets for concert Biffy Clyro - 21.02.2026., Sentrum Scene, Oslo, Norway Buy tickets for concert Biffy Clyro - 21.02.2026., Sentrum Scene, Oslo, Norway

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Biffy Clyro

Sentrum Scene, Oslo, NO
21. February 2026. 19:00h
2026
21
February
Photo by: Domagoj Skledar/ arhiva (vlastita)
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Tickets for Biffy Clyro in Oslo: Sentrum Scene concert, event info and ticket purchase for 21 Feb 2026

Biffy Clyro play Sentrum Scene in Oslo on 21 Feb 2026 at 19:00. This page is for tickets and ticket purchase for the one-day concert, with clear visitor info on the venue address (Arbeidersamfunnets plass 1), the 18+ entry rule, and a quick guide to standing vs seating so you can plan your night in the city centre
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Biffy Clyro arrive in Oslo with a concert that combines arena energy and club intimacy

Oslo will receive a concert in February that is easily recognized by its intensity and emotional charge: Biffy Clyro perform at the Sentrum Scene hall, and the start is scheduled for 19:00. In a city that breathes through culture even in winter, this date carries extra weight as the audience gathers in one of the most respected concert halls in the center of Oslo, at the address Arbeidersamfunnets plass 1. Ticket sales for this event are already a topic among alternative rock fans, as Biffy Clyro have a reputation as a band that leaves no room for indifference on stage. The concert is designed as a one-day event, so tickets will be valid for 1 day, which further strengthens the feeling that this is an evening that is planned and remembered. Secure your tickets for this event immediately!

Why Biffy Clyro still maintain the status of a band to see live

Biffy Clyro are a Scottish trio who built their career the long way from cult status to big stages, but without losing their recognizable signature. Their music often combines heavy riffs with melodic choruses, and at the same time can be both direct and layered, which makes them interesting to both the audience coming for the energy and those who listen to the lyrics. In a world where many bands rely on a safe formula, Biffy Clyro have spent years building an identity through unexpected dynamic changes and songs that gain extra power in live performance. That is exactly why tickets for their concerts regularly attract both long-time fans and those who are just discovering them, as the live experience often becomes the best argument for why they are special. Oslo is an ideal stop in that sense: the audience is known for concentrated listening, but also for its readiness to turn a concert into a collective exhaust valve.

Current concert cycle and what the audience can expect from the repertoire

This performance comes at a time when the band emphasizes a combination of fresh material and proven favorites in new concerts, a recipe that works best in venues like Sentrum Scene. According to announcements accompanying the band, the current period is marked by the album Futique, with the expectation that new songs will naturally fit among the classic titles that brought Biffy Clyro to a wider audience. Setlists on tours of this type usually balance between big choruses and harder, rhythmically fragmented sections, so the audience gets both moments of collective singing and moments of pure drive. Therefore, buying tickets is often viewed as an investment in an experience that is not just a cross-section of hits, but also a review of where the band is today, sonically and creatively. In practical terms, the evening in Oslo has a clear structure and time frame, but emotionally it can feel like several concerts in one, as the band often changes the mood from song to song. Tickets for this concert are disappearing quickly, so buy your tickets on time.
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Live reputation: dynamics, volume, and that moment when the hall becomes one voice

Biffy Clyro are a band that relies heavily on concert strength, and their live sound is known for clarity and punchy energy, even when the arrangements become complex. Their performances often start strong, aiming to pull the audience into the rhythm immediately, and then build towards emotional climaxes where the choruses take over the entire hall. In such moments, tickets stop being just an entry but become a confirmation that you are part of a shared experience that cannot be reproduced by a recording or a short clip. In concerts like this, the physical aspect is also important: the rhythm section and guitars carry a pressure that is felt in the space, and the audience reacts with their bodies as much as with their voices. Sentrum Scene is intimate enough to see the expressions and details of the performance, but large enough for the collective energy to gain breadth. That is why interest in tickets often intensifies as the date approaches, as many know that this type of performance is the best way to experience the band in the full sense.

Sentrum Scene: a venue with character, history, and a reputation for acoustic standards

Sentrum Scene in Oslo is perceived as a place that carries special weight, not only because of its location in the very heart of the city but also because of the identity of the space that was once a cinema from the 1940s and is today recognized as one of the best concert halls in Norway. According to information from the venue, the facility was taken over by the operator Auditorium AS in 2006, and over the years it has solidified its status as a space that emphasizes sound quality and functionalist style. The capacity of the hall is stated at 1750 visitors, a size that allows for a strong club feeling but also enough air for a productionally serious performance. Such a combination is often decisive when the audience considers buying tickets, as it is known that the experience is better in a space designed for music that has honed its standard over the years. At the address Arbeidersamfunnets plass 1, Sentrum Scene is part of the city's wider concert infrastructure, but also a separate symbol of nightlife where genres, generations, and international names have alternated. In the context of Biffy Clyro, this is a hall that can carry both the quietest moments and the loudest culminations without losing definition.

Space layout and audience experience: standing, gallery, and seating

One of the key practical pieces of information for everyone planning to buy tickets is how the hall fills up and how it is experienced from different positions. According to Sentrum Scene data, the main hall provides for 1270 standing places, along with 430 seats and an additional 50 standing places in the gallery, while for seated events, a layout with unnumbered seats for up to 1050 visitors is mentioned. This structure means that tickets can target different audience habits, from those who want to be in the front rows and feel the impact of the sound to those who prefer a view and comfort from elevated zones. At Biffy Clyro performances, it is often shown that the atmosphere ignites fastest in the standing floor area, where the rhythm of the hall is created spontaneously, but the gallery and seated parts can be ideal for fans who want focused listening and a good view of the entire production. This is exactly why ticket sales often gain additional dynamics in the final weeks when people start choosing a position relative to the experience they are looking for. If you want your zone and your viewing angle, buy tickets via the button below.
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Oslo in February and the city's concert map: why this date fits into the rhythm of the metropolis

February in Oslo is a period when the city functions according to the clear rules of winter, but also by the habit that social life does not stop but moves into halls, clubs, and cultural spaces. Concerts during this period often have a special charge because the audience comes with clear intention, and the evening is planned in advance, from arrival to return, which makes tickets an important part of organizing the entire outing. Sentrum Scene is in the very center, which means the event is naturally integrated into the city pulse and it is easy to connect to other content before or after the concert. Biffy Clyro fit well into such a context because their music carries both an introspective line and explosive energy, so the concert can be both an emotional release and pure rock drive. For visitors from outside Oslo, this date is also interesting because Oslo is well connected by traffic, and the city center allows everything to be done on foot or by public transport without complicated transfers. When added to the fact that it is a one-day event, the tickets become a kind of entry to the city's entire evening scenario, not just the performance.

Arriving at Sentrum Scene and moving around the hall without stress

The address of the venue, Arbeidersamfunnets plass 1, is an important starting point for all who want to avoid the rush and enter the space on time, especially if they plan to take a good spot in the standing area. The location in central Oslo usually means it is easiest to combine public transport and a short walk, and the advantage is that it is easier to navigate the city center even for first-time visitors. If your goal is to experience the concert from the front rows, buying tickets is only the first step, and it is equally important to plan an early arrival, as rows are known to form before the start for popular rock concerts. In practice, an evening of this type is often divided into several phases: arrival, entry, finding a position, and only then complete surrender to the music, and each of these phases becomes more pleasant when the logistics are clear. Sentrum Scene as a hall lists capacity and space layout that suggest the flow of people happens in waves, so it is smart to avoid the last minutes, especially if you want to check the cloakroom and find your place in peace. In such a scenario, tickets are not just a formality but a key that opens time, as an earlier arrival often means a better experience.

Age limit and entry rules: what you need to know before you go

For this concert, an age limit of 18 years is emphasized, with a note that identification is required, a detail that can decide whether the evening goes smoothly or stressfully. Such rules are common for part of the concert programs in city halls, and are especially important for visitors coming in a group or traveling from other cities, as identification is often checked at the entrance. In the context of buying tickets, this is information that should be taken as seriously as the start time, because the ticket itself does not solve entry if the conditions are not met. Since the concert is a one-day event and starts at 19:00, planning the arrival and entry becomes part of the overall experience, especially if you want to avoid the crowd and enter the hall without a rush. The audience at rock concerts often wants to come earlier because of the atmosphere, merch offers, and taking spots, and age rules then become an important part of the preparation, just like the ticket itself. If you have already decided that this is your evening in Oslo, secure your tickets and check that you have a valid document at hand.
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Prices, ticket types, and purchase limits: what the ticket sales currently show

The interest of the audience is best seen through the dynamics of ticket sales, and for this concert, information about the starting price and the limit on the number of tickets per order is available. According to the ticket sales display, one of the listed options is General Admission, with a combination of the standing area in the main hall and seating on the balcony, and the highlighted price is 649 Norwegian kroner per ticket, with a note that it includes certain service fees. A limit of 6 tickets per order is also indicated, which is a common measure when higher demand is expected and fairer availability is desired. It is important to emphasize that prices and availability can change as the date approaches, so buying tickets is recommended to be planned earlier, especially if you are aiming for a certain part of the hall. In practice, concerts like this often get an additional wave of interest when the audience starts sharing impressions from other tour dates, so tickets can become significantly more sought after in the finale. If you want to avoid a scenario in which you are left without the desired option, buy tickets via the button below and plan the evening without unnecessary compromises.

What makes this evening special: the venue, the band, and the audience in the same frame

The success of a rock concert often depends on a trinity that cannot be faked: the quality of the band, the character of the venue, and the willingness of the audience to surrender to the moment. Biffy Clyro have a reputation as performers who build the show like a story, with ups and downs, so at one point you feel like you are in the middle of a noisy collective celebration, and in the next as if you are listening to a personal confession. Sentrum Scene, with its history and capacity of 1750 people, provides the ideal measure: it is large enough for the choruses to sound massive, and compact enough to maintain the feeling of closeness between the stage and the audience. Tickets for this event are therefore not just a means of entry, but an entrance into a specific atmosphere, one created by people who know why they came and what they want to hear. In Oslo, such energy often gains additional discipline, the audience can be focused, but when the break happens, the hall knows how to turn into one voice, which is exactly what Biffy Clyro use best. If your goal is to experience a concert that transcends the setlist and becomes a collective event, tickets are the step that is best solved while ticket sales still offer a choice.

Event details worth remembering before going out

The Biffy Clyro concert in Oslo takes place at the Sentrum Scene hall, and the start is at 19:00, which means the evening can be planned as a classic city outing with a clear rhythm and no need for late-night improvisations. The ticket is valid for 1 day, so the focus is entirely on that one evening, on that one moment when the band and the audience meet in the same space. The hall is located at Arbeidersamfunnets plass 1, in the center of Oslo, and as a practical detail, an age limit of 18 years with mandatory identification is highlighted, which is important to consider before arrival. Due to the space layout and the popularity of the performer, it is recommended to arrive earlier, especially if you have standing tickets and want a better position, as the experience in the front part of the hall is often the most intense. Secure your tickets for this event immediately and click the button marked
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Sources:
- Ticketmaster Norge: concert date and time, age limit, price display and purchase limit
- Rockefeller.no: Sentrum Scene address, capacity and layout of standing and seating, historical notes about the space
- The Guardian: information about the album Futique, career context and repertoire favorites that often appear on tours
- Bandsintown: confirmation of the location and address of the hall in the context of the concert announcement in Oslo

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10 February, 2026, Author: Culture & events desk

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