PAR KO ŠIS STĀSTS | grupas Lauku Muzikanti koncerts

Sunday, 27. December19:00· Baložu pilsētas kultūras nams

COUNTRY MUSICIANS IN BALOŽI!

On December 27 at the Baloži City Cultural Centre, the band “Lauku Muzikanti” continues its all-Latvia concert tour “Par ko šis stāsts”.

During the first stage of the concert tour, 22 concerts were successfully held all over Latvia. Following the great audience response and demand, the concert tour is followed by a continuation with 17 more concerts. The continuation of the tour will start on October 22 in Aizkraukle, and on March 27 in Limbaži the grand finale of the concert tour will take place.

A special program unique only to this concert tour has been prepared, which listeners will not hear at other concerts. Each concert will be like a celebration and a unique adventure. The program will feature new songs, including the brand new one – “Par ko šis stāsts”, as well as “Dzīvīte vējainā” written by Normunds a year ago, which has received a great response from listeners and is highly appreciated. Of course, the concert will feature the band's golden hits, such as – “Es Tevi atradu sniegā”, “Dzirkstošais vīns”, “Tūkstots (1000)”, “Meitene no Rīgas”, “Vēl viens dolārs”, “Nemodini mani”, “Klusums”, as well as the songs “Pāri okeānam”, “Pirmoreiz”, “Mana dzīve”, “Meitene burvīgā”, “Laimes meklētāji”, “Viens pats mājās”, “Jau kuro reizi”.

On stage, together with Normunds Ķietis (vocals, acoustic guitar), Artis Dauksts (bass guitar), Valters Līcis (drums), Gints Hartmanis (keyboards) and Andris Barons (electric guitar) will also perform.

After the concert, listeners will be able to buy the band's new CD, meet the musicians in person, take photos together and receive a special keepsake – a CD signed by “Lauku Muzikanti”. The exclusive CD compilation will be available only at the concert venues.

December 27 at 19:00

Baloži City Cultural Centre

Tickets at Biļešu Paradīze box offices

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