On March 21, 2025, Latvian hip-hop artist Arturs Skutelis will hold a grand concert titled “Vienkārši vārdi” (“Simply Words”) at the “Palladium” concert hall in Riga, Latvia. Starting today, tickets for the concert are available on the e-ticket sales platform “Ticketshop.lv”.

“Vienkārši vārdi” will be the largest concert Arturs Skutelis has performed to date. The more than two-hour program will feature both the artist's latest songs, released this year, as well as tracks recognized as Latvian hip-hop classics, created over the past decades. Skutelis will be joined on stage by DJ Vinvins, and several special guests are expected to appear, both vocalists and instrumentalists.

“This program is structured in chapters, like a book, with respect and love for language and every word spoken,” reveals Arturs Skutelis. “The work on the concert has been, and still is, very meticulous, as we want to tell the story well and create an unforgettable concert with ample space for thought, empathy, and joy. Although “Vienkārši vārdi” will be an impressive event with various details and technical solutions that, I dare say, the audience has never seen before, our goal is not to leave an impression. The goal is to create something important, something that will remain in the heart and mind. So that each listener, and also we, the creators of the concert, become just a little bit happier.”

The concert's visual design will feature generative visuals created in real-time, integrating various technological solutions and responding to the music, the artists, and the audience. This will be handled by artists Emīls Kālis and Kristaps Kazaks.

Tickets for the “Vienkārši vārdi” concert are available from today on the “Ticketshop.lv” platform: https://ticketshop.lv/lv/events/10284.

Arturs Skutelis is one of the most well-known and distinctive Latvian hip-hop musicians and lyricists, the founder of the studio and creative collective PKI, and the leader of the live music band “Tvērumi.” His music is characterized as avant-garde hip-hop with influences from various other genres, full of metaphors, wordplay, and textual experiments woven into urban stories.

More information: http://skutelis.lv.