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Swedish rapper Bladee to perform in Riga
The shining star of Sweden’s contemporary cloud rap scene – Bladee – will perform on December 1st at the Palladium Riga concert hall. This will be a unique opportunity for Latvian listeners to experience live one of the brightest members of the “Drain Gang” collective.Icelandic singer Daði Freyr to perform in Riga
Groovy melodies, catchy lyrics, and genuine simplicity – these are the words that best describe Icelandic pop culture phenomenon and multi-instrumentalist Daði Freyr, who will perform at the Palladium concert hall in Riga on October 3.Enter Shikari – Riga
Craving for a proper mosh pit? Enter Shikari – the fantastic British post-hardcore band known for their intense and high-energy performances – is coming to Riga!Rag’n’Bone Man, Apashe & Brass Orchestra to perform at Postivus
Joining the Positivus festival line-up are Rag’n’Bone Man, known for his unique voice and emotionally charged songs that combine elements of blues, soul, and hip-hop, and electronic master Apashe, who will join forces with the majestic band Brass Orchestra.Dave Stewart to perform Eurythmics hits in Latvia
In the midst of summer, on July 21, Dave Stewart will perform for the first time in the Baltics at the Sigulda Castle with the legendary Eurythmics classic catalogue.Tickets for the concert available at Biļešu ServissPositivus festival announces first artists
Positivus introduces the first names of this year's program, which we will experience on August 8th and 9th in Riga, Lucavsala. Surrounded by the hustle and bustle of the city, this year's festival will be slightly different from the last few years.The Cult to perform at Palladium concert hall this summer
British hard rock legends The Cult will be performing in Latvia for the first time on June 11, taking the stage at Palladium Riga! Members of the Positivus Festival concert club will have access to pre-sale tickets starting March 19 at 11:00 AMJacob Collier will perform at Xiaomi Arena in Riga
Imagine a arena, with you in the crowd, singing your heart out as thousands of voices join together. "Somebody to Love" fills the air - one of the most powerful anthems of all time, celebrating life's best things. Sounds like a dream? It’s not! It’s Jacob Collier.DJ Maddix to perform in Riga on April 11
Riga is about to ignite with the electrifying beats of electronic music as world-renowned DJ and producer Maddix arrives in Latvia! On April 11, he will take the stage at Palladium for a night like no other. Tickets are available now via “Biļešu Serviss”Mogwai to perform at Palladium concert hall
Scottish post-rock giants Mogwai will soon arrive in Riga to take listeners on an atmospheric and hypnotic musical journey. An unforgettable evening is guaranteed on September 9 at Palladium Concert Hall. Tickets via "Biļešu Serviss".Dropkick Murphys to perform at Palladium concert hall
Dropkick Murphys are set to take the stage at Palladium Concert Hall on October 25, promising an unforgettable night of high-energy music and pure Boston spirit! Tickets go on sale on February 28 at 10.00 via the “Biļešu Serviss” network.This summer Positivus Festival will take place on august 8 and 9
This year's festival will take place for the first time in August – on August 8th and 9th in Riga, Lucavsala. For the seventeenth time, the festival will bring many music stars to Latvia and the first artist line-up announcement is expected in the upcoming weeks.Fedde Le Grand to Perform in Riga on July 25
Icon Fedde Le Grand will perform an unforgettable show in Riga on July 25, 2025. Known for massive hits like "Put Your Hands Up" and "The Creeps", Fedde is set to deliver an electrifying night of non-stop beats, high-energy performances, and immersive visuals.Legendary AC/DC to perform in Estonia this summer
Today The legendary multi-million selling band AC/DC announced that they will return to Europe this summer to continue their “POWER UP” tour. As part of the show, AC/DC will perform for the first time on the Tallinn Song Festival groundsSecond date added for Nick Cave in Sigulda
Due to overwhelming fan demand, a second Nick Cave performance has been added at the Sigulda Medieval Castle. The first show sold out within hours, resulting in a deal with the artist's management for an additional date on August 13th.Rock and roll desert kings Queens of the Stone Age will perform at Arena Riga
If you want to experience a storm of sound that touches both the mind and the heart, then get ready - Queens of the Stone Age for the first time will perform at Arena Riga on August 1st to shake up music fans in Latvia!One Republic will perform in Arena Riga next fall on November 4th
Have you ever heard thousands sing along to “Counting Stars” or “Apologize”? Then you know that this is just the beginning of what we will experience when OneRepublic returns to Latvia to electrify Arena Riga next fall on November 4th.Robbie Williams will perform in Latvia at Mežaparks
A concert that will rewrite the music experience - Robbie Williams on August 3rd at Mežaparks. Forget the usual - Robbie Williams is ready to surprise, provoke and excite!Next year The Offspring will perform in Latvia
The long-awaited moment when The Offspring will perform in Riga has arrived. That's right - experience the concert of the iconic punk rock giant The Offspring in Arena Riga on October 5th, 2025.Canadian Jessia and Estonians “Around The Sun” will open for OneRepublic in the Baltics
Canadian Jessia and Estonians “Around The Sun” will open for OneRepublic in the Baltics
Now the time has come to reveal that the Estonian band Around The Sun and the Canadian singer Jessia will support all the OneRepublic Baltic concerts (on May 18th at Kaunas Žalgiris Arena, on May 20th at Arēna Rīga and on May 21st at Tallinn Saku Suurhall).
Around The Sun have won the opportunity to open for OneRepublic concerts in a fierce competition of 32 Baltic bands and musicians, which was organized by www.bobe.me. Four bands entered the final selection of www.bobe.me and music professionals, from which OneRepublic chose Around The Sun.
Around The Sun characterise themselves as indie rockers from Tallinn. They embrace guitar effects and don't shy away from experiments with electronics. The band was established in 2016 and gradually started to gain popularity while playing on streets and participating at a row of competitions and festivals. To name few Noortebänd (the longest lasting Estonian competition for young upcoming performers and bands), Eesti Laul 2019 (Estonian Eurovision selection), Tallinn Music Week, etc.
Their music is dreamy with high-octane grooves, evoking positive emotions in people. Around The Sun collaborate with different vocalists, do joint songs and projects, and thanks to the musicians energetic live performances are erady to conquer the hearts of the biggest Baltic crowds.
Jessia, Canadian from British Columbia, gained a wider attention with release of I'm Not Pretty – selfwritten song, which she placed on TikTok. Currently the hit has reached almost 9 million views on YouTube and in April RIAA officially confirmed its Golden status.
Jessia started singing before she could talk and by the age of two, had already charmed a crowd at the local legion. With mom as a music teacher, she learned to play the guitar early on and started writing songs at the age of eleven. Graduating high school early to pursue her dream at University she attended music program majoring in vocal performance. Then she broke into the business by penning and performing toplines for electronic artists. But at some point she came to the realization that she likes to write and perform original songs more. The debut single was Tell Me, which was adopted by several platforms, including Spotify. But the real attention came with I'm Not Pretty, after which Republic Records soon signed a record deal with her. Thus, in the autumn of 2021, an EP "How Are You?" was released. As result Jessia received 4 this year's Juno (Canadian Grammy analogue) award nominations.
“I want all of my songs to feel like you’re sitting down and having a cup of tea with me,” she smiles. “It’s very minimalistic. To me, less is more, and it’s really about the lyrics. I’m talking about my life and my friends’ stories. I’ll be on the phone with somebody and literally stop like, ‘Hold up. I need to write a song about this!’ That’s how it happens.”
Reminding that in both “Biļešu serviss” virtual (www.bilesuserviss.lv) and physical network continues sales to OneRepublic concert what will be held at Arēna Rīga on May 20th.
Now the time has come to reveal that the Estonian band Around The Sun and the Canadian singer Jessia will support all the OneRepublic Baltic concerts (on May 18th at Kaunas Žalgiris Arena, on May 20th at Arēna Rīga and on May 21st at Tallinn Saku Suurhall).
Around The Sun have won the opportunity to open for OneRepublic concerts in a fierce competition of 32 Baltic bands and musicians, which was organized by www.bobe.me. Four bands entered the final selection of www.bobe.me and music professionals, from which OneRepublic chose Around The Sun.
Around The Sun characterise themselves as indie rockers from Tallinn. They embrace guitar effects and don't shy away from experiments with electronics. The band was established in 2016 and gradually started to gain popularity while playing on streets and participating at a row of competitions and festivals. To name few Noortebänd (the longest lasting Estonian competition for young upcoming performers and bands), Eesti Laul 2019 (Estonian Eurovision selection), Tallinn Music Week, etc.
Their music is dreamy with high-octane grooves, evoking positive emotions in people. Around The Sun collaborate with different vocalists, do joint songs and projects, and thanks to the musicians energetic live performances are erady to conquer the hearts of the biggest Baltic crowds.
Jessia, Canadian from British Columbia, gained a wider attention with release of I'm Not Pretty – selfwritten song, which she placed on TikTok. Currently the hit has reached almost 9 million views on YouTube and in April RIAA officially confirmed its Golden status.
Jessia started singing before she could talk and by the age of two, had already charmed a crowd at the local legion. With mom as a music teacher, she learned to play the guitar early on and started writing songs at the age of eleven. Graduating high school early to pursue her dream at University she attended music program majoring in vocal performance. Then she broke into the business by penning and performing toplines for electronic artists. But at some point she came to the realization that she likes to write and perform original songs more. The debut single was Tell Me, which was adopted by several platforms, including Spotify. But the real attention came with I'm Not Pretty, after which Republic Records soon signed a record deal with her. Thus, in the autumn of 2021, an EP "How Are You?" was released. As result Jessia received 4 this year's Juno (Canadian Grammy analogue) award nominations.
“I want all of my songs to feel like you’re sitting down and having a cup of tea with me,” she smiles. “It’s very minimalistic. To me, less is more, and it’s really about the lyrics. I’m talking about my life and my friends’ stories. I’ll be on the phone with somebody and literally stop like, ‘Hold up. I need to write a song about this!’ That’s how it happens.”
Reminding that in both “Biļešu serviss” virtual (www.bilesuserviss.lv) and physical network continues sales to OneRepublic concert what will be held at Arēna Rīga on May 20th.
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