1984

Silje's appearances

the year 1984

additional information is welcome

date place, country / broadcast venue details

January 21
Lillehammer, Norway
Studentersamfunnet
Blue Note Jazz-cafe; Silje in the Band HamJam; Silje sang "In A Mellow Tone", "Spain", "Old Face" and the ballad "For Nobody" among others, like songs from Creedence Clearwater Revival, Randy Crawford and Radka Toneff
advert

January 29
Hamar, Norway
Paletten
HamJam

February 17
Oslo, Norway
Hot House
Silje in the band HamJam

February 18
Oslo, Norway
Hot House
Silje in the band HamJam

February 20

Release of Siljes single.
Before the release the song 'My Funny Valentine' already was broadcasted nationaly on radio P2

February 25
Norwegian TV (NRK)

In the program Frukost TV (Breakfast TV). Silje with the songs 'One Of These Mornings' (from her single) and the new song 'Selina'; she was accompanied by Nissa Nyberget and his musicians

March 9
Hamar, Norway
Iskroa tavern, in (the old) Storhamar indoor ice rink
Youth evening as part of women's week. Among others: Silje Nergaard, Inga Live Kippersund, Anders Kippersund, Marianne Steifetten (these three people were dancing), Stig Lillehaug and Per Thomas Nygaard performed 'Dust'. Silje sang the songs "Dust" and "Stardust"

March 19
Norwegian TV (NRK)

In the recorded program Flimra's ('Flimra' was a programserie for adolescence) "Euromix - pop and rock around Europa"; Silje performed with Johannes Eick on bass and Bård Slagsvold on piano, together named: Profil. Silje was singing "Radka"; afterwards an interview
Pictures and translation of the interview

April 6
Hamar, Norway
Hotel Astoria
HamJam

April 18
Bodø, Norway Sinus Påskejazz ('Easter jazz'); Silje is one of two guests playing together with four local musicians
advert with participants of the band | review

June 1
Hamar, Norway
Mjøsen Pub (Restauranthouse Greven / White House)
Cultural evening organised by Nei Til Atomvåpen for Hamar og Vang (No to Nuclear Weapons for Hamar and Vang); around others: Silje (vocals and keyboard) and Jørn Fodnestøl (guitar and bass)

June 21
Hamar, Norway
Strandgateparken
Debut of the Silje Nergaard Quintet, with Silje Nergaard (vocals), Per Tomas Nygaard (el. bass), Stein Helseth (drums), Stig Lillehaug (keyboards) and Karl Erik Hedløv (guitar). Silje announced she will stop being vocalist in the band HamJam.

June 30
Norwegian TV
NRK
Program "Besøk hjemmefra" (Visit from home). Silje and her quintet, among others all from Hedmark region, performing with two self-made new songs

early Fall
(also see Jun 21)

Silje left the band HamJam, where she was the lead-singer since September 1982; the band performed often, in average 3-6 times a month.
[HamJam's information differs from other information:] Silje than started the Silje Nergård Band, with Kalle Hedløv (guitar), Jørn Fodnestøl (bass), Stig .... (piano) and Lage Thune Børresen [now called: Lage Thune Myrberget] (drums)

October 18 Hamar, Norway Hamar teater Steinar Ofsdal (flutist), Ove Røsbak (local author), Silje Nergaard, Kjell Gjerseth (political activist (AKP), journalist and author), Lars Klevstrand (singer and musician) and Kari Sveen (local author) are among the actors in a solidarity concert the Afghanistan Committee had arranged. Silje accompanies herself on a recently purchased synthesizer and was singing her own music and songs by Joni Mitchell and Carole King; all in accompaniment of Jørn Fodnestøl on bass. It was the premiere for Silje with her own melody on the poem "En russisk mor" ('A Russian Mother') by Klaus Hagerup
In the newspaper was mentioned Silje actively was involved in the solidarity work on a daily basis, being a member of the Afghanistan Committee.

October 24
Hamar, Norway
Hamar Domkirke
After a torchlight procession a peace service in Hamar Cathedral was held with singing and music, text reading, speech and prayer. The youth is represented by Silje Nergaard (vocals) and Jørn Fodnestøl (bass).
Part of various activities in Hamar by the organisation Nei Til Atomvåpen (No To Nuclear Weapons).

October 26
Oslo, Norway
Club 7
Silje Nergaard Band: Silje Nergaard (vocals), Carl Erik Hedløv (guitar), Jørn Fodnestøl (bass), Lage Børresen (drums) and Stig Lillehaug (keyboards)
article

October 27
Oslo, Norway
Club 7
Silje Nergaard Band: Silje Nergaard (vocals), Carl Erik Hedløv (guitar), Jørn Fodnestøl (bass), Lage Børresen (drums) and Stig Lillehaug (keyboards)
article

December 2
Bergen, Norway

Start of recording for "Hot Project 2"
how did this go?

date	place, country / broadcast	venue	details
January 21	Lillehammer, Norway	Studentersamfunnet	Blue Note Jazz-cafe; Silje in the Band HamJam; Silje sang "In A Mellow Tone", "Spain", "Old Face" and the ballad "For Nobody" among others, like songs from Creedence Clearwater Revival, Randy Crawford and Radka Toneff advert
January 29	Hamar, Norway	Paletten	HamJam
February 17	Oslo, Norway	Hot House	Silje in the band HamJam
February 18	Oslo, Norway	Hot House	Silje in the band HamJam
February 20			Release of Siljes single. Before the release the song 'My Funny Valentine' already was broadcasted nationaly on radio P2
February 25	Norwegian TV (NRK)		In the program Frukost TV (Breakfast TV). Silje with the songs 'One Of These Mornings' (from her single) and the new song 'Selina'; she was accompanied by Nissa Nyberget and his musicians
March 9	Hamar, Norway	Iskroa tavern, in (the old) Storhamar indoor ice rink	Youth evening as part of women's week. Among others: Silje Nergaard, Inga Live Kippersund, Anders Kippersund, Marianne Steifetten (these three people were dancing), Stig Lillehaug and Per Thomas Nygaard performed 'Dust'. Silje sang the songs "Dust" and "Stardust"
March 19	Norwegian TV (NRK)		In the recorded program Flimra's ('Flimra' was a programserie for adolescence) "Euromix - pop and rock around Europa"; Silje performed with Johannes Eick on bass and Bård Slagsvold on piano, together named: Profil. Silje was singing "Radka"; afterwards an interview Pictures and translation of the interview
April 6	Hamar, Norway	Hotel Astoria	HamJam
April 18	Bodø, Norway	Sinus	Påskejazz ('Easter jazz'); Silje is one of two guests playing together with four local musicians advert with participants of the band \| review
June 1	Hamar, Norway	Mjøsen Pub (Restauranthouse Greven / White House)	Cultural evening organised by Nei Til Atomvåpen for Hamar og Vang (No to Nuclear Weapons for Hamar and Vang); around others: Silje (vocals and keyboard) and Jørn Fodnestøl (guitar and bass)
June 21	Hamar, Norway	Strandgateparken	Debut of the Silje Nergaard Quintet, with Silje Nergaard (vocals), Per Tomas Nygaard (el. bass), Stein Helseth (drums), Stig Lillehaug (keyboards) and Karl Erik Hedløv (guitar). Silje announced she will stop being vocalist in the band HamJam.
June 30	Norwegian TV	NRK	Program "Besøk hjemmefra" (Visit from home). Silje and her quintet, among others all from Hedmark region, performing with two self-made new songs
early Fall (also see Jun 21)			Silje left the band HamJam, where she was the lead-singer since September 1982; the band performed often, in average 3-6 times a month. [HamJam's information differs from other information:] Silje than started the Silje Nergård Band, with Kalle Hedløv (guitar), Jørn Fodnestøl (bass), Stig .... (piano) and Lage Thune Børresen [now called: Lage Thune Myrberget] (drums)
October 18	Hamar, Norway	Hamar teater	Steinar Ofsdal (flutist), Ove Røsbak (local author), Silje Nergaard, Kjell Gjerseth (political activist (AKP), journalist and author), Lars Klevstrand (singer and musician) and Kari Sveen (local author) are among the actors in a solidarity concert the Afghanistan Committee had arranged. Silje accompanies herself on a recently purchased synthesizer and was singing her own music and songs by Joni Mitchell and Carole King; all in accompaniment of Jørn Fodnestøl on bass. It was the premiere for Silje with her own melody on the poem "En russisk mor" ('A Russian Mother') by Klaus Hagerup In the newspaper was mentioned Silje actively was involved in the solidarity work on a daily basis, being a member of the Afghanistan Committee.
October 24	Hamar, Norway	Hamar Domkirke	After a torchlight procession a peace service in Hamar Cathedral was held with singing and music, text reading, speech and prayer. The youth is represented by Silje Nergaard (vocals) and Jørn Fodnestøl (bass). Part of various activities in Hamar by the organisation Nei Til Atomvåpen (No To Nuclear Weapons).
October 26	Oslo, Norway	Club 7	Silje Nergaard Band: Silje Nergaard (vocals), Carl Erik Hedløv (guitar), Jørn Fodnestøl (bass), Lage Børresen (drums) and Stig Lillehaug (keyboards) article
October 27	Oslo, Norway	Club 7	Silje Nergaard Band: Silje Nergaard (vocals), Carl Erik Hedløv (guitar), Jørn Fodnestøl (bass), Lage Børresen (drums) and Stig Lillehaug (keyboards) article
December 2	Bergen, Norway		Start of recording for "Hot Project 2" how did this go?