From August 25 to 31, the Red Sun Buffet on the coast of Liepāja is hosting seven evenings of live music featuring artists from Latvia, Georgia, the United Kingdom, and the States, marking a finale to the summer season.
The Bottom Line
- The Event: Seven evening concerts running from August 25 through August 31, at Red Sun Buffet on the Liepāja beach.
- The Lineup: International and domestic talent featuring artists hailing from Latvia, Georgia, the UK, and the USA.
- The Schedule: Every single performance kicks off at 19.00 local time, offering acoustic, folk, indie, and country sounds right by the Baltic Sea.
Mapping Out the International Beachfront Residency
Let us look at how this seven-day marathon unfolds across the final week of August.
The Day-by-Day Concert Schedule
Things kick off on August 25, with Georgian country singer Shota Adamashvili. Adamashvili brings a blend of American country and folk idioms shaped by European touring experience. Armed with an expressive voice and an acoustic guitar, his set establishes an authentic roots-music baseline for the week.
August 26 pivots to domestic talent with Latvian solo artist Aivars Konutis. Konutis uses his guitar, voice, and rhythm to pull off a neat magic trick: sounding like a full band all by himself. His setlist balances well-known covers with original compositions.
August 27 introduces the first double-bill of the week. The main event features Father of Luke from the United States, bringing American folk traditions to the beachfront. Warming up the stage are The Vela Tides, a UK/LV collaborative project making their debut appearance at the venue with an alternative and indie sonic palette.
August 28 brings Father of Luke back to the Red Sun Buffet stage for a full headline acoustic set. It is the kind of stripped-down American songwriting tradition tailor-made for salt air and a late-summer sunset.
August 29 hands the microphone over to British singer Nathan Newman. Newman’s catalog leans heavily into acoustic, melodic folk-pop where the human voice and guitar drive the narrative.
August 30 features Latvian musician and songwriter Mārtiņš Balodis. Known for his work with the band Bad Habits, Balodis strips things back to a warm, melodic guitar-driven groove that captures an easygoing summer mood.
Finally, August 31 closes out both the month and the concert series with a return appearance by Shota Adamashvili. The Georgian country artist provides a bookend to the week, cementing the international flavor of Liepāja’s end-of-summer celebrations.
| Date | Artist | Origin | Genre / Style |
|---|---|---|---|
| August 25 | Shota Adamashvili | Georgia | Country / Folk |
| August 26 | Aivars Konutis | Latvia | Solo / Acoustic |
| August 27 | Father of Luke + The Vela Tides | USA / UK-LV | American Folk / Indie |
| August 28 | Father of Luke | USA | Acoustic Folk |
| August 29 | Nathan Newman | United Kingdom | Folk / Pop |
| August 30 | Mārtiņš Balodis | Latvia | Melodic Singer-Songwriter |
| August 31 | Shota Adamashvili | Georgia | Country / Folk |
Why Intimate Beach Showcases Matter for Modern Touring
If you find yourself on the Baltic coast this week, all seven shows begin promptly at 19.00. Drop us a comment below: Which international act would you want to catch with your toes in the sand?
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