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Týr
- Country of origin:
- Faroe Islands
- Location:
- Tórshavn, Streymoy
- Status:
- Active
- Formed in:
- 1998
- Genre:
- Progressive/Folk Metal
- Lyrical themes:
- Norse mythology, Paganism, Faroese/Nordic lore
- Current label:
- Metal Blade Records
- Years active:
- 1998-present
| Current | |
| Gunnar Thomsen | Bass, Vocals (backing) (1998-present) |
| Heri Joensen | Guitars (1998-present), Vocals (2002-present) |
| See also: Bohemian Metal Rhapsody, Heljareyga, Surma | |
| Tadeusz Rieckmann | Drums (2016-present) |
| See also: Rivers Ablaze, Sunwharf, ex-Dalriada, ex-Surma (live) | |
| Hans Hammer | Guitars (2021-present) |
| See also: Asyllex | |
| Past | |
| Kári Streymoy | Drums (1998-2013) |
| Jón Joensen | Guitars, Vocals (backing) (1998-2000) |
| Pól Arni Holm | Vocals (1998-2002) |
| See also: Hamradun | |
| Terji Skibenæs | Guitars, Vocals (backing) (2001-2004, 2004-2018) |
| See also: Terji | |
| Allan Streymoy | Vocals (2002) |
| Ottó Arnarson | Guitars (2004) |
| Attila Vörös | Guitars (2018-2020) |
| See also: Strength of Will, Sanctuary (live), Wendigo (live), ex-Morpheus, Vulgar Display of Cover, ex-Satyricon (live), ex-Nevermore (live), ex-Warrel Dane (live), ex-Leander Rising, ex-Cadaveres (live) | |
| Past (Live) | |
| Amon Djurhuus | Drums (2008, 2013-2016) |
| See also: Bragdarlogi, Heljareyga | |
| Daniel Ryan | Drums (2008) |
| (R.I.P. 2022) See also: ex-Apocalyptic Visions, Pork!, ex-Ecryptus, ex-Gigan, ex-Malefic, ex-The Universe Divide | |
| Waltteri Väyrynen | Drums (2013, 2016) |
| See also: Abhorrence, I Am the Night, Paradise Lost, Bloodbath (live), Rytmihäiriö (live), Wolfheart (live), ex-Bodom After Midnight, ex-Vallenfyre, ex-The Ghost I've Become, ex-The Hypothesis, ex-The Wargasm, ex-Tramal, ex-Amorphis (live), ex-Moonsorrow (live), ex-Skirmish (live) | |
| Tadeusz Rieckmann | Drums (2016) |
| See also: Rivers Ablaze, Sunwharf, ex-Dalriada, ex-Surma (live) | |
| Gunnar Thomsen | Bass, Vocals (backing) (1998-present) |
| Heri Joensen | Guitars (1998-present), Vocals (2002-present) |
| See also: Bohemian Metal Rhapsody, Heljareyga, Surma | |
| Tadeusz Rieckmann | Drums (2016-present) |
| See also: Rivers Ablaze, Sunwharf, ex-Dalriada, ex-Surma (live) | |
| Hans Hammer | Guitars (2021-present) |
| See also: Asyllex | |
| Kári Streymoy | Drums (1998-2013) |
| Jón Joensen | Guitars, Vocals (backing) (1998-2000) |
| Pól Arni Holm | Vocals (1998-2002) |
| See also: Hamradun | |
| Terji Skibenæs | Guitars, Vocals (backing) (2001-2004, 2004-2018) |
| See also: Terji | |
| Allan Streymoy | Vocals (2002) |
| Ottó Arnarson | Guitars (2004) |
| Attila Vörös | Guitars (2018-2020) |
| See also: Strength of Will, Sanctuary (live), Wendigo (live), ex-Morpheus, Vulgar Display of Cover, ex-Satyricon (live), ex-Nevermore (live), ex-Warrel Dane (live), ex-Leander Rising, ex-Cadaveres (live) | |
| Past | |
| Amon Djurhuus | Drums (2008, 2013-2016) |
| See also: Bragdarlogi, Heljareyga | |
| Daniel Ryan | Drums (2008) |
| (R.I.P. 2022) See also: ex-Apocalyptic Visions, Pork!, ex-Ecryptus, ex-Gigan, ex-Malefic, ex-The Universe Divide | |
| Waltteri Väyrynen | Drums (2013, 2016) |
| See also: Abhorrence, I Am the Night, Paradise Lost, Bloodbath (live), Rytmihäiriö (live), Wolfheart (live), ex-Bodom After Midnight, ex-Vallenfyre, ex-The Ghost I've Become, ex-The Hypothesis, ex-The Wargasm, ex-Tramal, ex-Amorphis (live), ex-Moonsorrow (live), ex-Skirmish (live) | |
| Tadeusz Rieckmann | Drums (2016) |
| See also: Rivers Ablaze, Sunwharf, ex-Dalriada, ex-Surma (live) | |
| Added by: Skyklad | Modified by: Krister Jensen |
| Added on: 2003-11-11 05:58:12 | Last modified on: 2022-04-28 05:42:56 |
Formed in January 1998 by Faroe Islanders living in Copenhagen (at the time). Týr had their Faroese breakthrough in April 2001, when they participated in the bi-annual 'Prix Føroyar' contest. The live version of the song "Ormurin Langi", as performed at the contest, was featured on the "Prix Føroyar 2001" ...