Rita Eriksen, born May 26, 1966, in Sola, Norway, is a Norwegian singer who showed early interest in music. She released her debut solo album Back from Wonderland in 1988 and later formed the duo Eriksen with her sibling Frank Eriksen. Their debut album Two Blue won the Norwegian Grammy Award in 1992 for roots and country music. The duo collaborated with Delbert McClinton on the 1992 song "Movin' Time". Eriksen's solo albums include Back From Wonderland (1988), Tideland (1996), and Hjerteslag (2008), which featured the platinum single "Karl Johan". She won the Gammleng-prisen Award in 1997. Eriksen also contributed vocals to recordings like "Tir n'a noir" by Vamp and ventured into musical theater, debuting at Rogaland Teater in the play Skyfri Himmel. She also released an album in 2014 titled Øyeblikk.
