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Nightlife

oskar med k

Sat, Sep 19, 10:00 PM

Terminal 5 · 610 West 56th Street; New York, NY 10019; United States

  • Concert
  • Live show
  • House
  • Pop

oskar med k ’s infectious blend of chill house melodies and club-ready grooves proves that subtlety can hit just as hard as spectacle. The Oslo-based producer’s music thrives on emotional finesse that connects as deeply on the dance floor as it does through headphones. After breaking onto the scene in 2024 with his debut album, Keep Your Feet , he cultivated a growing fan base with a steady stream of hit singles. His 2025 release, “ Make Me Feel ,” propelled him to viral success. Its success opened the door to a major collaboration with Khalid , pairing his polished production style with one of pop and R&B’s most distinctive voices, further cementing his crossover appeal. His latest single, “ i think i’m addicted ,” a collaboration with Haley Joelle, explores a softer emotional register, balancing vocal intimacy with spacious, synth-led production. Alongside his growing body of work, oskar med k has established a remarkable live presence, selling out stages across Europe and North America. His shows bring the raw intimacy and emotional depth of his recorded music to life as he performs on the floor just inches away from enamored audiences. He’s taking his immersive live experience to global audiences in Spring 2026, as he embarks on his first North American tour.

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