Thrilling news from the Queendom of Björk: London gig and exhibition

Ahh, Björk. Is there anyone who can resist her? The Icelandic artist has been thrilling and weirding us out for nearly three decades. She's a visionary, a female Bowie, a folk heroine, a mother, a lover, a fighter. And then there's the music. Straddling pop, electro, rock, trip-hop and classical, she creates sore, soaring anthems, intimate and enormous, with a bleeding heart and a Nordic yearning for land.

Luckily for London, camp Björk are putting on a virtual reality exhibition at Somerset House – as well as a one-off gig at the Royal Albert Hall.

Björk Digital, which is running at Somerset House for two months, is the result of the singer's collaboration with a host of artists and producers. And it's pretty weird. There are immersive films, virtual reality 360-degree goggles, and the opportunity to sit inside Björk's mouth as she sings. Yes really.

We're most excited, though, about her one-off Royal Albert Hall concert on Wednesday 21 September 2016. Björk is seriously stunning live, whether you're a super-fan or not. Luckily for those of us that missed out on tickets, virtual reality is the next best thing.

Tickets for Bjork Digital are on sale now
Tickets for the Royal Albert Hall show are sold out