You don’t necessarily need fireworks for the end of the year. Sometimes an electric guitar is enough – especially when it’s in the hands of Bai Kamara Jr. Returning to Vilnius, this performer will present several of his latest songs from his album being released in March, and will delight audiences with what he’s loved for most – his velvet vocals, deep blues, warm soul and touching words.

“I’m going on stage without my regular group because I want to do more than just play or sing – I want to tell stories. I want to provoke, make people laugh, make them cry and to talk sincerely about what is important to me. That’s why this time there’ll be just two actors on the stage – a voice and an electric guitar, sensitively attuned to pick up on every nuance”, says the performer, sharing his ideas for this concert.

Bai’s songs feature a perfectly imperfect world: from the refugee crisis to, of course, love, which comes in all sorts of flavours. He dresses serious themes in melodies of astounding beauty, ones it seems we cannot get enough of.

They say the way you see the year off is how you’ll see the new one in. So on December 28 – fewer sparkles, more blues.

Programme features original compositions by Bai Kamara Jr.

You don’t necessarily need fireworks for the end of the year. Sometimes an electric guitar is enough – especially when it’s in the hands of Bai Kamara Jr. Returning to Vilnius, this performer will present several of his latest songs from his album being released in March, and will delight audiences with what he’s loved for most – his velvet vocals, deep blues, warm soul and touching words.

“I’m going on stage without my regular group because I want to do more than just play or sing – I want to tell stories. I want to provoke, make people laugh, make them cry and to talk sincerely about what is important to me. That’s why this time there’ll be just two actors on the stage – a voice and an electric guitar, sensitively attuned to pick up on every nuance”, says the performer, sharing his ideas for this concert.

Bai’s songs feature a perfectly imperfect world: from the refugee crisis to, of course, love, which comes in all sorts of flavours. He dresses serious themes in melodies of astounding beauty, ones it seems we cannot get enough of.

They say the way you see the year off is how you’ll see the new one in. So on December 28 – fewer sparkles, more blues.

Programme features original compositions by Bai Kamara Jr.

You don’t necessarily need fireworks for the end of the year. Sometimes an electric guitar is enough – especially when it’s in the hands of Bai Kamara Jr. Returning to Vilnius, this performer will present several of his latest songs from his album being released in March, and will delight audiences with what he’s loved for most – his velvet vocals, deep blues, warm soul and touching words.

“I’m going on stage without my regular group because I want to do more than just play or sing – I want to tell stories. I want to provoke, make people laugh, make them cry and to talk sincerely about what is important to me. That’s why this time there’ll be just two actors on the stage – a voice and an electric guitar, sensitively attuned to pick up on every nuance”, says the performer, sharing his ideas for this concert.

Bai’s songs feature a perfectly imperfect world: from the refugee crisis to, of course, love, which comes in all sorts of flavours. He dresses serious themes in melodies of astounding beauty, ones it seems we cannot get enough of.

They say the way you see the year off is how you’ll see the new one in. So on December 28 – fewer sparkles, more blues.

Programme features original compositions by Bai Kamara Jr.

You don’t necessarily need fireworks for the end of the year. Sometimes an electric guitar is enough – especially when it’s in the hands of Bai Kamara Jr. Returning to Vilnius, this performer will present several of his latest songs from his album being released in March, and will delight audiences with what he’s loved for most – his velvet vocals, deep blues, warm soul and touching words.

“I’m going on stage without my regular group because I want to do more than just play or sing – I want to tell stories. I want to provoke, make people laugh, make them cry and to talk sincerely about what is important to me. That’s why this time there’ll be just two actors on the stage – a voice and an electric guitar, sensitively attuned to pick up on every nuance”, says the performer, sharing his ideas for this concert.

Bai’s songs feature a perfectly imperfect world: from the refugee crisis to, of course, love, which comes in all sorts of flavours. He dresses serious themes in melodies of astounding beauty, ones it seems we cannot get enough of.

They say the way you see the year off is how you’ll see the new one in. So on December 28 – fewer sparkles, more blues.

Programme features original compositions by Bai Kamara Jr.