Latvian indie band "Carnival Youth" is set to make a comeback with a show at the "Palladium" concert hall on October 18, 2024, marking the tenth anniversary of their debut album "No Clouds Allowed". However, this concert will encompass more than just looking back at the past ten years of creation and experience. You will also have the opportunity to hear brand-new songs from the upcoming album in 2025.

“Carnival Youth” member Roberts Vanags says: "Our songs have lived and changed with us for this decade, acquiring a new sound with each concert. Along with new songs that haven't been released yet, we will also perform some songs from the debut album that we haven't played in a long time. And possibly this will be the last time we perform them.”

You can listen to the album “No Clouds Allowed” here: https://orcd.co/cy-nocloudsallowed 

Along with the announcement of the concert, the band releases a live music video for their debut single "Never Have Enough". It was taken during a concert on March 16, this year, at the Liepāja Culture House “Wiktorija”. Band member Edgars Kaupers comments: “In Liepāja, concerts are often filled with emotional intensity, and we felt that this one would be no exception. We wanted to capture it and how fortunate that thanks to the Lumiere brothers and Mr. Edison we had the opportunity to record the motion in time. That is exactly what we have done. We must thank our schoolmates from the Academy of Culture, who are well-versed in using a camera and helped us in making this happen.”

Watch the video here:https://youtu.be/r78ZWGdVRpc 

About Carnival Youth:

Carnival Youth music is a mix of exciting melodies, bright energy and dreamy sounds. The band's first album, “No Clouds Allowed”, was released on October 20, 2014, and features songs such as "Never Have Enough", "Brown Eyes and All the Rest" and "Akmentiņi". This album opened the door to the hearts of both domestic and foreign fans. Since "No Clouds Allowed", the group has released 3 albums of original music - "Propeller", "Vienā Vilcienā" and "Good Luck". Launched in 2020, the Latvian film music concert program "Naivais ku-kū" resulted in more than 100 concerts throughout Latvia and the group's fifth album - "Naivais ku-kū".

Carnival Youth consists of Emīls Kaupers, Edgars Kaupers, Roberts Vanags and Kristiāns Kosītis.