AURORA second winner of 2016 European Border Breakers Awards
This morning, at radio station NRK in Bergen/Norway, AURORA was announced as the second winner of the 2016 European Border Breakers Awards (EBBA), the European music awards for emerging artists.
AURORA is a singer-songwriter from Bergen, Norway. Aged 19, she has been writing songs for almost half her life, crafting dark pop music of rare depth. Her debut EP ‘Running with the Wolves’, released in May 2015, received widespread approval from online music blogs and national press.
The EBBA are about breaking down borders and recognising emerging European rock, pop and dance artists who achieved success in countries other than their own. These unique European music awards are funded under the European Union (EU) Creative Europe programme. With the EBBA, the European Union wishes to highlight the success of 10 debuting European artists in selling albums and touring outside their home territory.
From Adele (2009) to Milky Chance (2015), the winners of the EBBA represent the full breadth of European talent and diversity. Other previous winners also include Stromae, Emeli Sandé, Gabriel Rios, Hozier, Melanie De Biasio, Of Monsters and Men, Woodkid, Mumford & Sons, Caro Emerald, Lykke Li, Disclosure, Katie Melua, John Newman, The Ting Tings, C2C, Tokio Hotel, The Script, Zaz, Nico & Vinz, Saybia, Damien Rice, KT Tunstall, Alphabeat, Milow and Afrojack.
Europe's cultural and linguistic diversity is a strong part of its cultural appeal, but linguistic barriers sometimes make it harder for artists to work internationally and achieve cross-border sales success. The EBBA seek to help them overcome these obstacles.
To be eligible for the 2016 awards, the artists must have achieved border-breaking success with their first international release in Europe between 1 August 2014 and 31 July 2015.
Background
The winners are selected on the basis of data from Nielsen Music Control research, the European Broadcasting Union, EBU radio stations, and from festivals participating in the European Talent Exchange Programme.
The winners will receive their awards in a ceremony hosted by TV personality and musician Jools Holland at the Eurosonic Noorderslag festival in Groningen, Netherlands, on January 13, 2016. The ceremony will feature performances of the winning acts.
One of the winners will receive a Public Choice Award based on votes cast on the EBBA website from the end of November to Christmas. Up to 15 voters, chosen at random from different countries, will be invited to the award ceremony: each will be able to bring a friend and the prize includes their flight and hotel costs.
The EBBA, now in their 13th year, is organised by Eurosonic Noorderslag in partnership with the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), with support from Buma Cultuur, the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, Province of Groningen, the City of Groningen and Music Week.
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Carnival Youth unveiled as first winner of 2016 European Border Breakers Awards
At the public radio station Pieci Riti in the Latvian capital of Riga, Carnival Youth was unveiled as the first winner of the 2016 European Border Breakers Awards (EBBA), the European music awards for emerging artists. In the upcoming weeks, nine other European artists with cross border success will be announced as winners of the 2016 EBBA.
‘No Clouds Allowed’ is the title of Carnival Youth’s debut album: a beautiful, clever indie folk record, with modern rhythms, sharp lyrics, fresh keys and melancholic melodies. As far as their sound is concerned, Carnival Youth is somewhere between Bombay Bicycle Club and Arcade Fire, and in 2014 ‘No Clouds Allowed’ won a prize for best debut album in their home country of Latvia. They are currently working on their second album.
The EBBA are about breaking down borders and recognising emerging European rock, pop and dance artists who achieved success in countries other than their own. These unique European music awards are funded under the European Union (EU) Creative Europe programme. With the EBBA, the European Union wishes to highlight the success of 10 debuting European artists in selling albums and touring outside their home territory.
From Adele (2009) to Milky Chance (2015), the winners of the EBBA represent the full breadth of European talent and diversity. Other previous winners also include Stromae, Emeli Sandé, Gabriel Rios, Hozier, Melanie De Biasio, Of Monsters and Men, Woodkid, Mumford & Sons, Caro Emerald, Lykke Li, Disclosure, Katie Melua, John Newman, The Ting Tings, C2C, Tokio Hotel, The Script, Zaz, Nico & Vinz, Saybia, Damien Rice, KT Tunstall, Alphabeat, Milow and Afrojack.
Europe's cultural and linguistic diversity is a strong part of its cultural appeal, but linguistic barriers sometimes make it harder for artists to work internationally and achieve cross-border sales success. The EBBA seek to help them overcome these obstacles.
To be eligible for the 2016 awards, the artists must have achieved border-breaking success with their first international release in Europe between 1 August 2014 and 31 July 2015.
Background
The winners are selected on the basis of data from Nielsen Music Control research, the European Broadcasting Union, EBU radio stations, and from festivals participating in the European Talent Exchange Programme.
The winners will receive their awards in a ceremony hosted by TV personality and musician Jools Holland at the Eurosonic Noorderslag festival in Groningen, Netherlands, on January 13, 2016. The ceremony will feature performances of the winning acts.
One of the winners will receive a Public Choice Award based on votes cast on the EBBA website from the end of November to Christmas. Up to 15 voters, chosen at random from different countries, will be invited to the award ceremony: each will be able to bring a friend and the prize includes their flight and hotel costs.
The EBBA, now in their 13th year, is organised by Eurosonic Noorderslag in partnership with the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), with support from Buma Cultuur, the Dutch Ministry of Education, Culture and Science, Province of Groningen, the City of Groningen and Music Week.
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First Seven Acts For Country Focus Announced
In January 2016, the Central Eastern European (CEE) region will be the focus region at Eurosonic Noorderslag. The first seven acts confirmed to perform at the 30th edition of the European Music Platform are; Alina Orlova (LH), Bokka (PL), Jonathan (HR), June (MK), Ludovik Material (SL), Momend (LV) and Middlemist Red (HU).
Peter Smidt, creative director Eurosonic Noorderslag:
“We find it extremely exciting to present this yet unknown talent from the Central Eastern region to the rest of Europe. These seven acts are the first of a larger group of acts from the CEE region to perform at Eurosonic Noorderslag in January. Keep an eye on our socials, because there is more to come!”
Fruzsina Szép (co-founder of CEETEP and co-organiser of the CEE Focus @ Eurosonic 2016, Festival Director - Lollapalooza Berlin, Hörstmann Unternehmensgruppe) added:
“I have a great message to all of the curious delegates of our musical family coming to Eurosonic: You will experience loads of Central-Eastern European power, soul, love, magic and surprises what the amazing artists of the CEE Focus has to offer.”
CEETEP (2010 – 2015)
The focus for 2016 is the conclusion of the Central European Talent Exchange Programme (CEETEP). Together with 18 CEETEP festivals in the CEE region and selected CEE media partners, Eurosonic Noorderslag and co-organisers Sziget and Exit Festival, have developed a plan to encourage the circulation of CEE artists and repertoire in Central and Eastern Europe, both at festivals and in the media. By working together, the CEETEP festivals and their media partners aim to help more CEE artists perform across borders within Central Eastern Europe, and, via shows at Eurosonic Noorderslag, throughout the whole of Europe and beyond.
The 13 focus countries in the CEE group are:
Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, the Republic of Macedonia, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia and Slovenia. View the 18 CEETEP festivals.
The CEE-focus will be organised by: Fruzsina Szép (HU/DE), Exit (RS), Open’er Festival (PL), Pohoda (SK), Waves Bratislava (SK), Talinn Music Week (EE), Guna Zuika (Creative Industries Council at the Ministry of Culture, Latvia) (LV) and Eurosonic Noorderslag (NL).
Eurosonic Noorderslag takes place between January 13th-16th 2016 in Groningen, The Netherlands.
Artist Profiles
Alina Orlova (Lithuania)
Alina Orlova is equal parts singer and poet. This eccentric Lithuanian artist creates theatrical, expressive Baltic folk pop. Her outstanding voice glides effortlessly between playfulness and melancholy, accompanied by cascading piano melodies, vibrant strings and the occasional accordion. On her last album ’88’ (2015), Orlova infuses her sound with an unexpected '80s elektropop influence, which works surprisingly well.
Bokka (Poland)
Bokka is a mysterious Polish musical project. The band members continuously change, but they always consist of famous Polish musicians, who all wear masks on stage. Nobody knows who they are, or when which band member will be performing. This clever and artistic band’s music is like dreamy synth pop – very filmic, but it also has swing. Also interesting: the beats are created by recording samples of sounds made by everyday products, such as bottles, boxes, glasses – whatever you can come up with.
Jonathan (Croatia)
Jonathan's passionate indie-rock anthems emanate a frenzied call-to arms fortitude. Looming large within the Croatian quintet's music is the notion that optimism only carries true weight when you’ve treaded more downtrodden paths. The name Jonathan alludes to a strong sense of unity, a band truly prospering like a strong individual who inhabits a personal set of traits and whimsies.
June (Macedonia)
Skopje based folk pop trio June began in 2007 as singer-songwriter Bojana Nizamovska's solo-project, churning out rootsy, sun-drenched tunes with a soothing and restful quality to them. June has released two LP's with sophomore album ‘Indian Summer’ applying more ornamental, jazzy instrumentation than its predecessor Someday Soon.
Ludovik Material (Slovenia)
Ludovik Material apply swooping groovebox beats and warped electro-punk bluster to catchy rave-like pop tunes. Led by delightfully cocksure vocalist Tina Peri?, Ludovik Material's sound feels very much akin to The Faint, Peaches, The Gossip and Fischerspooner, albeit in a more gloomy, goth-like vein.
Middlemist Red (Hungary)
Heavy bluesrock grooves are the starting point for the psychedelic trips Middlemist Red undertake on their debut album ‘Supersonic Overdrive’ (2014). One moment these young Hungarian lads will burn with feverish frenzy, the next they'll sound effortlessly mellow. A multitude of guitar effects create a sound that balances right on the edge between vintage and innovation.
Momend (Latvia)
With two albums under their belt, this Latvian four piece have displayed two different musical personalities. Their Debut record ‘Episodes of Trust’ (2012) immersed itself in warm folky sounds and whispering percussion, whereas the follow-up ‘Spirals’ (2015) is distinctly edgier and more dynamic. Expect meandering indie rock songs, melodic electric guitars, pulsating rhythms and perhaps some slightly sinister twists and turns.
About Eurosonic Noorderslag
Eurosonic Noorderslag is the key exchange and networking platform for European music, with a proven track record for helping to break new acts on the international live music scene. A sold-out event for many years, Eurosonic Noorderslag attracts over 3,900 professional delegates, including representatives of over 430 international festivals. Eurosonic Noorderslag presents showcases by more than 300 acts alongside a conference programme featuring 175 panels, keynote speakers, interviews, workshops, dinners, pitches, parties and meetings covering the latest developments in the international music, media and interactive industries.
Each year a different focus country is highlighted at Eurosonic Noorderslag showcasing the diverse musical talent across Europe. Other countries who have been showcased at previous editions include France, Germany, Italy, Sweden, Belgium, Norway, The Netherlands, Ireland, Finland, Austria and Iceland.
Eurosonic Noorderslag has been responsible for kick-starting the careers of European acts like Ásgeir, Aurora, Bastille, Dotan, Ibeyi, James Blake, Jett Rebel, Hozier, Milky Chance, Royal Blood, Seinabo Sey and Vök. www.eurosonic-noorderslag.nl
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Festival Awards welcomes PlayPass and PayPal as Cashless Payments Partners
Festival Awards have agreed a multi-year deal with PlayPass and PayPal to be the RFID/Cashless sponsors at the UK Festival Awards & Conference (in London) and the European Festival Awards (in Groningen, NL).
PlayPass, one of Europe’s leading providers of RFID cashless, access, accreditation and brand activation solutions at festivals and events, have achieved notable international success this year for delivery at an impressive list of festivals spanning Germany, France, Belgium, Spain, Thailand and China. These included Lollapalooza Berlin, The Berlin Festival, Melt! and splash! (in Germany, Together Festival and Road To Ultra (in Thailand), Clockenflap (in Hong Kong) and many more.
PayPal have teamed up with PlayPass to deliver an enhanced cashless payments offering to live events that now enables event attendees to load and manage funds using their PayPal accounts. This innovative service has already been deployed at full-scale to great success at Low Festival and Cruïlla in Spain.
PlayPass and PayPal will be showcasing their solutions at the UK Festival Awards & Conference events at the Roundhouse in London on Thursday 26Th November, as well as at the European Festival Awards in Groningen, Netherlands on Wednesday 13th January. PlayPass will also be powering various aspects of the visitor experiences and contributing to panel content at the UK Festival Conference.
Tom Lawson, Festival Awards’ Event Coordinator, says: “PlayPass have proven themselves this year as the Cashless provider that promoters can rely on. Their collaboration with PayPal adds another exciting level of possibilities so we are very pleased to have them as our Cashless Payments partners at this year’s UK Festival Awards & Conference and European Festival Awards.”
PlayPass co-founder and CEO, David de Wever adds: “This year has been incredible for us. We implemented some of the biggest festivals in several countries, worked with global brands like PayPal, Live Nation and SFX and proved to them all that our solution is the most stable and secure in the market. 2016 will be an even more exciting year as we invest in new markets and expand our team. The UK, with so many outstanding festivals, will be one of our focus markets. Hence, having the chance to sponsor the UK and European Festival Awards was an ideal opportunity for us at this time.”
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Positivus Festival Nominated for 'Best Overseas Festival' Award
This year, the ninth edition of Positivus Festival was a fantastic success amongst all fans and artists alike. Set in the picturesque landscape of the Baltics, Positivus Festival received outstanding reviews and offered an unforgettable experience to all its participants. Taking place in the fantastic coastal town of Salacgriva in Latvia, Positivus Festival is the largest music and arts festival of the area.
Voting closes on 23rd. Vote here now! www.festivalawards.com
With three main stages, including the Red Bull Academy stage, Positivus brought a rich diversity of international chart toppers and underground emerging talent to the idyllic holiday location. Along with the large musical programme, Positivus also offered exciting art and dance stages giving festival goers a variety of activities and plenty to explore across the three day festival.
Acts included: Robert Plant and the Sensational Space Shifters (UK), Placebo (UK), Kasabian (UK), Tom Odell (UK), Jungle (UK), Warpaint (US), Ewert and the Two Dragons (EE), St. Vincent (US), Basement Jaxx (UK), Everything Everything (UK).
More about Positivus Festival here: www.positivusfestival.com/en/
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Sziget Festival Nominated for UK Festival Awards
2015 was a record-breaking year for the Sziget Festival, as the Island of Freedom hosted more visitors than ever before. A total of 441,000 Szitizens from 95 countries joined the non-stop week of fun.
Proving itself as one of the UK’s best loved European festival Holiday destinations, the festival saw a British invasion this summer with record breaking numbers of just under 10,000 visiting the Island of Freedom, which is up 30% on the previous year.
With this growing popularity Sziget has now been nominated in the ‘Best Overseas Festival Category’ in this years UK Festival Awards.
Sziget has won the award for ‘Best Major Festival’ at the European Festival Awards twice already and could well be the next ‘Best Oversees Festival’ category winner in the UK Festival awards.
Vote here now! www.festivalawards.com
Voting closes on 22nd.
More about Sziget Festival here: www.szigetfestival.com
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New ETEP & CEETEP Results
We proudly present the fifth results of the European Talent Exchange Programme (ETEP) 2015 and the second results from the CEETEP (Central Eastern Europe Talent Exchange Programme) 2015.
ETEP is an initiative of Eurosonic Noorderslag to stimulate the circulation of European repertoire on festivals, on radio and across the media in Europe.
You can listen to all booked ETEP and CEETEP acts in our ETEP Spotify Playlist.
ETEP Results
The results presented include 315 confirmed shows by 108 artists from 21 different European countries.
Eurosonic Noorderslag started organising the European Talent Exchange Programme (ETEP) in 2003. Since then a total of 2294 shows by 810 European artists from 30 countries have taken place at the 90 ETEP festivals (2003 - 2014)
Top Scoring ETEP Acts
MØ, DK 13
AURORA, NO 13
Ibeyi, FR 12
Kate Tempest, UK 12
SOAK, IE 11
Years & Years, UK 10
Jack Garratt, IE 9
JoyCut, IT 9
Marmozets, UK 8
Seinabo Sey, SE 8
Batida, PT 8
Kiasmos, IS 6
Vök, IS 6
Bilderbuch, AT 6
Alo Wala, DK 6
View all results at the ETEP website. http://www.etep.nl/results/
CEETEP results
Presenting the first CEETEP results of 2015:
36 confirmed shows by 21 artists from 10 different European countries.
Top scoring ETEP acts
Repetitor, RS 4
Ludovik Material, SI 4
Momend, LV 3
Alina Orlova, LH 3
Elephants from Neptune, EE 2
Middlemist Red, HU 2
Golden Parazyth, LV 2
BA. LH 2
View all results at the CEETEP website http://www.etep.nl/results/
New ETEP Website
We are excited to present the release of our new and approved ETEP website. A fresh new look and user-friendly navigation. You can find here updated information about ETEP and CEETEP and the results per year, country, festival or act.
We hope you will enjoy our new site. http://www.etep.nl/
The Netherlands to be focus at Reeperbahn Festival 2016
After the first international cooperation with AusFinnland! this year, the Reeperbahn Festival announces the Netherlands as their partner country for 2016.
“We were pleased to have a focal country and are looking forward to cooperating with our long-time friends of Dutch Impact, represented by Ruud Berends, next year. Thanks to the outstanding work of Ruud and his organisation an unprecedented number of Dutch bands and artists have become well established not only in Germany but also all over Europe in the past five years – these are almost Scandinavian conditions!” says Alexander Schulz.
“If you want to introduce a Dutch artist to the German market, there is only one place to do this: The Reeperbahn Festival. We are very proud of being the focal country of the Reeperbahn Festival next year. I’m looking forward to a very successful cooperation,” says Ruud Berends, Producer Dutch Impact – Dutch Impact is made possible by Buma Cultuur and Performing Arts Fund NL.
More information to be announced in the coming months.
Check out the artists who performed at the 2015 edition of Reeperbahn Festival here:
http://www.dutch-impact.nl/category/festivals/reeperbahn
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30 Acts Announced for Eurosonic Noorderslag 30th Edition
Eurosonic Noorderslag presents the first selection of acts that will perform at the 30th edition of The European Music Platform. These 30 acts have been selected together with 27 radio station members, from 25 countries, of Eurosonic Noorderslag’s partner, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU).
Austria – HVOB (ORF/FM4)
Belgium – Alice on the Roof (RTBF / Pure FM)
Belgium – Tout va Bien (VRT/Studio Brussel)
Bosnia-Herzegovina – Holographic Human Element (BH Radio 1)
Bulgaria - K-Ross (BNR)
Czech Republic - VR / Nobody (CR / Radio Wave)
Denmark - De Underjordiske (DR/P6 Beat)
Estonia - Trad.Attack! (ER/Radio 2)
Finland – Katéa (YLE X + Music Finland)
France – Tom Fire (Radio France)
Germany - Alle Farben (ARD)
Hungary - Ocho Macho (MR2)
Iceland - Axel Flóvent (RUV/RAS2)
Italy – Sacri Cuori (RAI/RADIO 2)
Ireland - The Academic (RTE/2FM)
Latvia – The Big Bluff (Latvias Radio / Radio 5)
Luxembourg – Scarred (Luersl/100.7)
Moldova – Bingagroove (TRM)
Netherlands – Kovacs (NPB/3FM)
Netherlands – Pauw (NPB/3FM)
Norway - Ary (NRK/P3 – Norway)
Portugal - Da Chick (RDP/ANTENA 3)
Serbia – Ti (RTS)
Spain – La M.O.D.A. (Los 40 Principales)
Sweden – Elias (SR/P3)
Sweden – Dolores Haze (SR/P3)
Switzerland - The Chikitas (RTS/Couleur 3)
Switzerland – Bastian Baker (SRF 3)
UK – NAO (BBC/Radio 1)
UK - Violet Skies (BBC/Radio 1)
The ARD, German radio partner, will announce a second act later this fall.
European Broadcasting Union
The European Broadcasting union (EBU) is the world’s largest association of national broadcasters. As in previous years, the EBU will be broadcasting radio shows live from Eurosonic Noorderslag to several European countries. On top of that, last year the EBBA tv-show was broadcast by 16 EBU-member public broadcasters around Europe.
Laurent Marceau, in charge of Pop Music at EURORADIO (EBU):
"There is a great deal of great music coming from many different places in Europe. This event offers a truly unique platform for up-and-coming bands and artists, and we are proud that EURORADIO is at the heart of it. No less than 27 EBU radio stations will be involved this January, supporting 31 new acts, that's what you call real commitment. But there's more, much more. Thanks to a special international collaboration, all the concerts will be made available on all platforms, offering European audiences unique access to the sounds of these emerging talents. Roll on Groningen!"
About Eurosonic Noorderslag
Eurosonic Noorderslag is the key exchange and networking platform for European music, with a proven track record for helping new acts break into the international music scene. Selling out each year Eurosonic Noorderslag attracts over 3,900 delegates, including 400 international festivals. Eurosonic Noorderslag presents showcases by more than 300 acts and a conference programme featuring 175 panels, keynote speakers, interviews, workshops, dinners, pitches, parties and meetings on the latest developments in the international music, media and interactive industry.
Eurosonic Noorderslag has been responsible for kick-starting the careers of European acts like Ásgeir, Aurora, Bastille, Dotan, Ibeyi, James Blake, Jett Rebel, Hozier, Milky Chance, Royal Blood, Seinabo Sey and Vök.
The start of ticket sales for the festival programme will be announced this autumn.
Conference registrations can be purchased through www.eurosonic-noorderslag.nl.
Download the artist photos here: http://we.tl/IIhEVIe8Xv
Download the 30 years image here: https://drive.google.com/a/globalpublicity.co.uk/file/d/0BwhfjK52cF7pUXpyVm45b2hmY28/view
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Positivus Festival 10th Anniversary Dates
The 10th edition of Positivus Festival will take place on the 15th, 16th and 17th of July 2016. Globally renowned artists and tens of thousands of visitors from across the globe will come together for a massive celebration in Salacgriva, Latvia. In honour of the anniversary, Positivus Festival tickets will be available for a special price for 10 days only - starting from September 21st.
In its first decade, Positivus Festival has become the biggest open-air pop-music and art festival in the Baltic. With a visitor range of 30000 people annually, almost a third of its visitors arrive from abroad - Estonia, Lithuania, United Kingdom, Germany, Finland, The Netherlands and other countries.
Over the years, the festival has hosted a multitude of brilliant acts, such as Robert Plant, Muse, Kraftwerk, Sigur Rós, Ellie Goulding, Manic Street Preachers, James, Moby, Sinéad O’Connor and many other formidable global and local acts.
Positivus Festival's excellent programme and welcoming atmosphere have generated increasing international acclaim, including regular spots in various notable festival ranking features, as well as mentions in a wide range of publications, including National Geographic, The Guardian, NME, Gaffa, Clash, and Faze Mag. The Wall Street Journal has included Positivus Festival amongst this years Top 10 Best Small Music Festivals in Europe, noting that “Hammocks strung between fairy-lit trees, lanterns illuminating vast stretches of dune, summer meadows and cooling woodland to wander in, the Baltic sea just a step away. This idyllic festival in Salacgriva on the Latvian coast is widely regarded as one of Europe’s best, with a chilled-out vibe and a lineup perfectly in tune with the let-your-hair-down atmosphere.”
Positivus Festival organiser Ģirts Majors: “A 10 year anniversary has arrived sooner than we could have imagined - we would like to organise this festival as a spectacular musical celebration for the festival’s most loyal visitors. We have plenty of ideas in mind and hopefully we can realize them all.”
"During these ten years the Positivus festival has set the quality high for festival culture in Latvia, and is among the most important events on the music stage in the Baltic States. Lattelecom is the main partner of Positivus already for three years, and with the means of technologies make the festival vibes last longer. On the anniversary year we shall take care that until the very festival day the channel 360TV would look back at the 10 years’ experience of Positivus, along with the search for new talents to get on the Positivus stage in Salacgrīva”, Juris Gulbis, chairman of the board at Lattelecom, revealing the upcoming ideas.
Tickets are available from Monday, September 21, without additional commission costs only at www.positivusfestival.com. Tickets also purchasable in all Biļešu Serviss box offices.
For only 10 days until September 30, a three-day ticket costs EUR 55,00, and a three-day camping site ticket costs EUR 63,00.
From October 1, a three-day ticket costs EUR 65,00, a three-day camping site ticket costs EUR 73,00.
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