At Hljómahöll, you can rent an ideal space for events of all sizes for conferences, weddings, birthdays, company events or meetings.

Weddings, Birthdays, Company Receptions

Stapi is the largest of the halls and can accommodate up to 450 people in 8 or 12 person roundtables, or long table dining formats. Many event organizers also like to make use of the Rock ‘n’ Roll Museum space for their guests to enjoy aperitifs before going to dinner in Stapi.
The other available spaces are Merkines, Berg, the museum area and Félagsbíó.
A professional and personalized catering service is also offered.
All enquiries should be sent to info@hljomaholl.is

Concerts

Hljómahöll is a perfect venue for music concerts and cultural events of all sizes. Equipped with state-of-the-art audio-visual systems, the venues have been specially designed for the best possible acoustic quality to suit all music genres. In addition, high quality musical and backline equipment is available, including a Yamaha Recording drumkit, Bösendörfer grand piano and more.
Stapi can hold up to 750 guests for standing concerts and 450 guests for seated performances. Berg can hold up to 110 guests for seated performances. 
Countless events have been held in Stapi since it was built, but among those who have appeared in Hljómahöll since the complex opened on April 5th, 2014 are Kaleo, Louis Cole, Genevieve Artadi, Gus Gus, Matthew Santos, Mugison, Ólafur Arnalds, Mammút, Snorri Helgason, Júníus Meyvant, Pétur Ben, Skálmöld, Hjálmar, Paul Oscar, Lindy, Fuck Buttons, Hebronix, Eaux, Moses Hightower and many more.
Contact us at info@hljomaholl.is to book a concert hall.

Conferences

Hljómahöll has everything that is needed to successfully host conferences, meetings and gatherings of all sizes.
At Hljómahöll, event organizers will find the finest facilities that can be found in the Reykjanes peninsula, conveniently located within five minutes drivetime from Keflavik International Airport. 
Since the complex was opened in April 2014, the Nordic Council of Ministers Council and the Nordregio research conference are amongst the high-profile events that have been hosted at Hljómahöll.