LP (Pārcelts no 19.02.2022.)

Taking into account the restrictions of Covid-19 for organizing public events in Latvia, the event will be organized according to the green security level and can be attended ONLY by persons who have been vaccinated or recovered from Covid-19, including vaccinated children (from 12 years of age) or recovered from Covid-19.

When attending the event, it is mandatory to present an identity document, ticket and a valid certificate. The certificate can be downloaded from the website www.Covid19sertifikats.lv.

 

 

 

 

Unfortunately, due to the growing prevalence of Covid-19, concerts of this scale will not be allowed to take place in February, while the predictions of the world's leading epidemiologists suggest that the pandemic will finally be over by the autumn.
It should be emphasized that the entire LP European concert tour, where Riga is only one of many stops, is postponed to the autumn.

 

 

LP has enchanted listeners all over the world and without a doubt her creation pieces are also very popular with us. As evidence are the well-attended previous concerts both at Arena Riga and on the stage of Sigulda Castle ruins.

LP started her fame in Europe with the Platinum status hit Lost On You, which in 2016 literally blew up the music charts all over Europe, especially in our region and Greece. But LP doesn't mean one hit story, almost every her song on the Spotify streaming service is collecting millions.

The most popular of them are Muddy Waters, Strange, When We're High, Other People, Tightrope, Tokyo Sunrise, Night Like This and others.

 

Just a month ago, on December 3rd, LP released her sixth studio album, titled "Churches," which features such singles as Goodbye, The One That You Love, How Low Can You Go, and One Last Time.

 

The artist herself calls the journey of creating the album "a beautiful experience. Like falling in love." She shares, "This album feels like a friend. A friend who took me through one of the most trying times in human history and a fairly trying time in my own personal history."