Vesterinen Yhtyeineen at Billnäs Bruk

Standing room. K-18.

VIP ticket offers a higher-quality concert experience. The ticket price includes, in addition to the concert:
Early entry to the event venue Stora verkstaden at 18:00 (for other audiences at 19:00)
Buffet dining in Stora verkstaden's new VIP area from 18:00-20:00, with seating
Dedicated cloakroom, bar and restrooms in the VIP area
Dedicated viewing area reserved for VIP ticket holders near the stage (standing room)

The concert buffet menu will be published in spring 2026 on the event's own website.

Special diets are accommodated with advance notice (at least 4 days before the performance). Send requests to myyntipalvelu@billnas.fi

Book accommodation and restaurant table here.
Book bus transport here.
Check performance times and other information on the Billnäs Bruk website.

Accessibility:
Assistant receives free entry with the person being assisted on the same ticket: yes
The event is wheelchair accessible: yes
Accessible restroom on site: yes
Wheelchair ramp at the event: no

Vesterinen Yhtyeineen is a ten-member ensemble beloved by a broad audience, with a truly expansive musical range. Their unflinching exploratory journey - sometimes across the western landscapes charted by Ennio Morricone, sometimes in the cradle of Slavic darkness, and elsewhere in the wellsprings of Swedish optimism - has produced numerous radio hits and moving songs. The same applies to the lyrics. They don't hold back on emotion. Joy and sorrow are experienced sometimes with quite dark humour. Over more than a decade, the band has found a distinctive and beautiful voice that inspires more and more people to draw from the orchestra's music.

The band's best-known songs include "No One Ever", "On Dark Roads", "Three Good Tips" and "A Happy Man".

Billnäs Bruk
Billnäs Bruk's concert venue is one of the summer's most interesting: a rough and historic industrial hall in a beautiful mill village by the river. Concerts are held in Stora verkstaden, a historic industrial building from the 18th century.