
🎧 When Harald Thune takes on U2’s legendary “One”, something unexpected happens: the stadium anthem is reborn as raw, uncompromising outlaw country – carried by grit, warmth, and deep respect for the weight of the original.
For decades, Thune has stood tall as a defining voice in outlaw country and Americana. With “One”, he proves once again that his artistry is fearless – bold enough to claim one of the world’s most beloved songs and make it entirely his own.
The result is a version that resonates not only with hardcore country fans, but with anyone longing for real instruments, honest storytelling, and craftsmanship with soul. Here, Nashville collides with the Norwegian mountains in a soundscape of honesty, edge, and reflection.


When Harald Thune takes on the western classic “Ghost Riders in the Sky,” it becomes more than a new rendition — it becomes a musical revelation.
A rider in the fog. A voice from somewhere beyond.
A meeting between American mythology and Nordic darkness.

With his unmistakable voice and masterful craftsmanship, Thune captures both the drama and the stillness of the song.
The atmosphere is raw, cinematic, and deeply human.

For decades, Thune has stood as one of the most distinctive voices in Norwegian Americana.
Here he shows why: he inhabits the song completely — yet lets it breathe anew.

Ghost Riders in The Sky

Harald Thune

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