On Saturday at 8 p.m., the concert program will begin with Justinas Jarutis, who will greet the audience with the intimate and open sound of his songs. At 9 p.m., Donatas Montvydas will take the stage, preparing an energetic pop music show together with a live band and dancers.
In Justinas Jarutis’s concert – inspiration, responsibility, and gratitude
Justinas Jarutis is one of the brightest Lithuanian pop music performers. Last year, he held a concert tour “Blizga Lietuva” across 26 Lithuanian cities and presented his fourth album “po manęs tik gyvenimas,” and this spring he embarked on an acoustic tour “Only You and Me.”
At the “Vilnius Days” concert, J. Jarutis will perform his latest songs and well-known tunes to the audience. Among them is the newest song “Day after Day,” released together with Paulina Paukštaitytė.
The concert in the city center holds special meaning for the performer – it is inspiration, responsibility, and gratitude for him.
“I used to talk more about what I feel, but now I increasingly want to talk about what I have learned to understand,” says the performer. According to him, the most important thing in songs is to remain true, and recognizable experiences and feelings allow listeners to find a part of themselves in them. “If I manage to touch at least one listener with my story – I believe music can help,” says J. Jarutis.
The concert in native Vilnius is symbolic for Donatas Montvydas
In Vilnius, where he grew up and began his musical path, Donatas Montvydas will perform on the “Vilnius Days” stage on Saturday at 9 p.m.
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In a repertoire accumulated over more than 20 years of career – songs from different creative stages and favorites of the audience. In Cathedral Square, D. Montvydas will perform together with a live band and dancers, and the concert will be enhanced by lighting specially created for the performance.
“Vilnius is my city. My childhood passed here, here are my home, family, and many important memories. Wherever I travel, performing in the heart of Vilnius always brings special excitement and strong emotions,” admits D. Montvydas.
The performer recalls that as a child he used to watch city concerts and dream of one day being on stage.
“I want to give my all – heart, love, and energy. With the team, we want not only to hold a good concert but also to enjoy it ourselves. The audience feels that,” says D. Montvydas, calling the performance at “Vilnius Days” very symbolic.
The “Vilnius Days” concerts in Cathedral Square are only part of the program taking place in the capital from September 4–6. The city will also offer culture, sports, entertainment, and other activities. The full “Vilnius Days” program will be announced soon on the website vilniausdienos.lt
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